At the dinner table, a family unravels, exposing abuse and the fight to break cycles of harm. “Spoken Movement Family Honour” confronts the emotional aftermath of domestic abuse through searing dance and intimate storytelling. Set in a British-Ghanaian household, this powerful screendance film reveals the psychological scars left by patriarchal violence and the quiet strength of those surviving within it. With raw performances and stark visuals, the piece elevates dance as a form of reckoning and catharsis, calling for awareness and healing.
“Spoken Movement Family Honour” received the 2025 SFDFF Awards for Choreography and Performance. Featuring the phenomenal acting and dancing talents of Kwame Asafo-Adjei and Catrina Nisbett, it’s a performance that speaks volumes—full of raw expression, layers of complexity, and unrelenting emotional intensity that leaves you breathless.
