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Hello my beautiful listener, thank you for tuning in for another episode! And if this is your first one welcome and I hope you enjoy it!
Today we are joined by the wonderful Tomisin Adepeju who is a British-Nigerian filmmaker, writer and curator based in London. His award-winning shorts have screened at over 150 film festivals, including Sundance, BFI London Film Festival and London Short Film Festival.
He has just completed a new short Journey Mercies and is currently developing his debut feature, The Light of the Living with Ken Loach’s Sixteen Films and BFI. In this episode along with discussing Journey Mercies we also discuss his short Film Appreciation.
Tomisin is also the founder of DAILIES, a screening programme where he regularly curates shorts and feature films.
Shorts mentioned:
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By The Sòrò Sókè thinktankHello my beautiful listener, thank you for tuning in for another episode! And if this is your first one welcome and I hope you enjoy it!
Today we are joined by the wonderful Tomisin Adepeju who is a British-Nigerian filmmaker, writer and curator based in London. His award-winning shorts have screened at over 150 film festivals, including Sundance, BFI London Film Festival and London Short Film Festival.
He has just completed a new short Journey Mercies and is currently developing his debut feature, The Light of the Living with Ken Loach’s Sixteen Films and BFI. In this episode along with discussing Journey Mercies we also discuss his short Film Appreciation.
Tomisin is also the founder of DAILIES, a screening programme where he regularly curates shorts and feature films.
Shorts mentioned: