IYANA:
It's Not a documentary.
it's Not a history lesson.
Instead it's more like a private invitation of ritual an audience is allowed to witness. A conversation with land and diaspora. A return. A film of memory & prayer. A treasured archive. When traditions are performed, time frames don't matter. This is a snapshot & direct learning from my first visit to the continent.
BABY HOOFER: From a dream to reality, what started as an unexpected connection at a South London open mic has become a film dedicated to the beauty of dance and movement. This collaboration is a celebration of creativity and an invitation to audiences to be moved, inspired, and transformed.
