Stories that move across borders—and the systems that shape their reach.
A film made in Los Angeles has access to distribution networks, financing structures, and platform relationships that a film made in Dakar, Bridgetown, or Luanda simply does not. This is not because the American film is better. The variable is infrastructure.
A reflection on artists, writers, and filmmakers who created outside the mainstream—and what it cost to have their work seen across borders.
Cultural Identity
A reflection on how the stories we consume as children shape identity, belonging, and the limits of what we believe is possible.
As I reignite long-term creative projects and deepen my personal reflections, I’m shifting my blog from weekly to monthly posts. This change gives me the space to focus on my books, consultancy, and the thoughtful, intentional writing I still want to share with you.