NO ENTRY
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Synopsis
Against the backdrop of the Windrush scandal, a Jamaican mother, Valerie, struggles to keep her relationship with her son Eli intact. Valerie suffers in silence as she battles with the government’s hostile environment tactics. She keeps the threat of deportation a secret, while her psychological state begins to deteriorate and she grapples with the fear of losing her son and the country she calls home.
No Entry screens as part of the shorts program Short Fictions: Program 1, on Friday, June 25 at 6:00 pm.
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About the Director
Kaleb D’Aguilar is a Jamaican writer and filmmaker currently based in London. His background is in theatre and performance, but after completing his BSc in anthropology, Kaleb transitioned to writing and directing for film. His curiosity in culture and the tensions between the individual and society drives his storytelling, which he hopes will help embolden the voices of the underclass and marginalized communities.
