In this episode of The Post Credit Scene Podcast, we’re joined by actor and filmmaker Golda Kesse, whose upcoming short film Adinkra has just been submitted to major film festivals.

Blending untold West African proverbs and folktale storytelling with a contemporary British lens, Adinkra follows Samira, a skeptic drawn into a deeper understanding of her ancestral past after reuniting with Karim.

Golda teases what’s to come and shares insights into the inspiration and creative process behind the film, as well as the challenges of self-producing and navigating the festival circuit.

Beyond Adinkra, Golda has appeared in projects like The Sandman (Netflix) and is passionate about bringing culturally rich narratives to the screen.

We also discuss her experiences in the industry as both an actor and filmmaker, the importance of cultural representation in film & TV, and what’s next for Adinkra. Tap in for an insightful conversation on storytelling, identity, and breaking barriers in the industry!

Tune in now and don’t forget to catch the full episode on YouTube! @PostCreditScenePodcast

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