WHO AM I?

Hey, I’m Nahanda

I use film not to provide answers, but to ask questions directly to the audience, to provoke unease, to hold a mirror to the chaos, violence, and beauty of human existence. My work lives in the spaces where memory fractures, where trauma loops endlessly, and where reality slips into hallucination.

I grew up displaced, moving from place to place, always the outsider. That distance turned me into an observer, a documenter of human behaviour.

I hide within the shadows of society, in the underground spaces, to bring those forgotten voices to surface.