Across Scotland’s breathtaking landscapes, Connor and Anesu explore race, belonging and environmental justice, sharing stories of resilience and reclaiming their connection to nature against the odds.
About the Director
Amanda Daud is a documentary filmmaker, camera assistant, visual anthropologist and outdoor enthusiast! Her passion lies in telling stories that relate to postcolonial resistance and resilience. As such, she is most interested in exploring themes related to racism, feminism, environmental justice, and mental health, and loves to keep joy at the forefront of everything she does.
Details
| Film Category: | Documentary |
| Runtime: | 13 Mins |
| Director: | Amanda Daud |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Producer: | Franziska Bloder Aguayo |
| Key Cast: | Anesu Matanda-Mabingo, Connor Sullivan, Ellie Othieno, Lottie Brand |
| Language: | English |
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