Yellow Girl and Me (2021)
On the cusp of turning 10, a Jamaican girl is about to learn how not to drown. Set in the Jamaican countryside, Yellow Girl and Me recounts the relationship between the titular sisters and the man who provides for them; when a promise is broken, the young girl is given an early lesson on the harsh realities of life. Stark but stunningly shot, this powerful film dramatises the insidious evils of violence against women, sexual abuse and poverty while allowing for moments both luminous and almost fantastical.
Director: Isabella Issa
| Directing | Isabella Issa | Director |
| Writing | Isabella Issa | Writer |
| Crew | Diego Trenas | Cinematography |
| Production | Paul V. Fishback | Producer |
| Sound | John Lowell Anderson | Music |
| Production | Jamie Ember | Casting |
| Editing | Christine Douglas | Editor |
| Art | Caitlin Ward | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Chelsea Staebell | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Alex Pahl Skinner | Makeup Artist |
