Premiered by Kaltblut Magazine In a world in turmoil and conflict, multiple strangers come together to experience what it means to be human. Set under the white cliffs of Dover in Kent, UK. The film comes at a time when the world is in crisis – war, refugees, racism, mass conflict and suffering, and so on. The film is about human connection, and the theme is about “coming together”. It features a diverse cast of performers supported by the famous Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights Declaration speech.

Taha Ismail is a Bangladeshi filmmaker based in London. He recently launched Collective Unconscious - a creative collective & production studio working across film, music & fashion. His work explores storytelling from a deeply personal space, blending reality and fiction. Taha’s work has featured on US television, at BAFTA qualifying festival Aesthetica, Alaska Airlines, Austin Music Video Festival, and acclaimed platforms such as BBC, Omeleto, BOOOOOOOM & 1.4 amongst others.