Light Through The Dust (2026)

After the devastating 2011 Christchurch earthquake, tattoo apprentice Bonnie Singh was working inside Southern Ink—the shop where she had just started building her dream career—when the building collapsed around her. Trapped beneath the rubble, she suffered a broken back, a fractured neck, and a lasting brain injury that changed everything. With unwavering support from fellow tattooist Jak Law, Bonnie fights to overcome both physical and neurological barriers, determined to master the art of tattooing that once felt impossible. More than a film about ink, this is a powerful story of resilience, reinvention, and the invisible wounds we carry—a testament to what it means to rebuild your life from nothing, and why holding onto a dream matters most when everything else is gone.