Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Through the landscapes of Bulgaria and the mystery of a child painter, Nina Roza becomes a quiet meditation on home, memory, and reconciliation.
In this video essay, I reflect on return and its relation to loss and identity, not only geography. I place the film in conversation with my own Ghanaian play on return, exploring how different cultural contexts wrestle with the same question: what does it truly take to go back and face what we left behind?
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Through the landscapes of Bulgaria and the mystery of a child painter, Nina Roza becomes a quiet meditation on home, memory, and reconciliation.
In this video essay, I reflect on return and its relation to loss and identity, not only geography. I place the film in conversation with my own Ghanaian play on return, exploring how different cultural contexts wrestle with the same question: what does it truly take to go back and face what we left behind?
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► Instagram: instagram.com/berlinale
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► LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/berlinale
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► Facebook: facebook.com/berlinale
► Website: https://www.berlinale.de
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