To Run Is To Return (2026)

The bass thumps as a young Black British man navigates the streets of London, his driving sharp and instinctive. Hanging from the rearview mirror, a worn-out work badge—his pharmacist ID—sways in rhythm with the track, a silent reminder of his everyday reality. He’s mentally pushing for a smooth, positive shift. Yet, as the cityscape closes in and he nears his stop, the seams of that hopeful morning start to fray, exposing the tension underneath.