Anniwaa’s passion for giving life to multi-layered, black female characters has motivated her to continue to share stories not only as an actress but as a filmmaker. Her work is heavily influenced by shedding light on the trials, tribulations, and celebrations of the invisible and marginalized groups of society. Click on the pictures below to see more

Same But Different

There are many nuances to the black identity but only a few come to light. Hollywood has filtered our perception of what a black woman looks like, what she thinks, and feels. For some women, this has opened the gateway into a community that may have been distant and unattainable, but for others, this has muted their stories and created a new narrative that is rendering their perspectives, to the point of extinction.

Moon Over Aburi

Two strangers, a man, and a woman. With one story. The man begins it, the woman concludes it, and highlights the sordid role of a woman's place in a corrupt lawless society.

February Light

1February Light, penned by the luminary Emmy Award-Winning writer, Kwame Dawes, immerses audiences in the world of a couple navigating the complexities of love and how one delves into the profound alchemy of self-sacrifice, a metamorphosis that births a love of transcendent potency—a communion, a unity, a sacred entwining of souls.

Golden Delilah

Delilah, an evil woman, a prostitute, a lover of the strongest man that ever lived. The woman who overthrew Samson. There are always two sides to every story and the one in the bible favours Samson,. Now it’s time to hear the story of Delilah, the golden one.

Vivid Blindness

Vivid Blindness, looks at the social pressures projected onto women to become mother’s and wives and how these beliefs can have a lasting damaging effect on an individual’s mental and physical wellbeing. At what cost, does one turn a blind eye, in order to maintain the bliss of a 2.4 children lifestyle?

Ms. #StayAtHome2020

100 women, over 12 weeks, who have stayed in their house, flats, apartment, condos, maisonettes, boudoirs, and Squats, to compete in the first contest of its kind. Only ONE will be Miss #StayAtHome2020. 

Jubilation

As we are imprisoned in our homes due to the COVID-19, some of us are lucky/ unlucky to be surrounded by family and partners, to help pass away the time. As life as we know it is evolving, we are trying to adapt our life to working from home.  Whereas for some of us we are trying to find our own personal happy place.... once again. 

Jubilation is a film that expresses a twisted reality in which escapism is not as easy as it seems to be. 

The Fear

Times are very difficult right now, for a lot of people. There is a fear creeping in on us. Is it the fear of being alone and listening to our inner demons, or the fear of trying to live up to a certain standard of life, or perhaps the fear of not being able to maintain it? Whatever your fear is.. . .. you are not alone.

Unspoken Truth

COVID-19 has affected us all, in a myriad of ways. For a number of us, it has continued to highlight the extreme level of xenophobia and racism, that many non-white people on a daily basis. I asked a group of people from the African and Asian Diasporas, how this has affected their communities. There are three parts to this documentary. The original conversation lasted for two hours.