Born into a world that was not made for her and placed into spaces that made her feel small. SESA WO SUBAN follows a young woman navigating her identity whilst also trying not to disrupt the curve, only to erase herself piece by piece, unaware that the invisible labor of becoming palatable is doing more harm than good.
Writer/director/performer: diana mawusi quarshie
Racism, discussions of identity erasure, coarse language, trauma related to assimilation, microaggressions, loud noises, sudden lighting switches, internalized racism, colorism.
Visual Ratings: 50%
Aural Ratings: 50%
Suitable Age: 16+
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