Gud (2021)
While celebrating their mother's impromptu visit to Australia, the reunion is short lived as Zara learns of her mother's plans to take her younger sister back to Somalia to have her circumcised. Needing to flee the family home, Zara reaches out to Maya, an old friend from the same community. Despite aiding in the escape, Maya ultimately betrays Zara, bringing the sisters back home to face the consequences alone.
Director: Alana Spencer
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Halima Set as Zara |
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Aisha Set as Aliya |
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Bilan Robleh as Maya |
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Hibo Dalmar as Mother |
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Burhan Farah as Husband |
| Production | Laura Jane Turner | Producer |
| Lighting | Michelle Reeves | Gaffer |
| Crew | Jordan Montgomery | Cinematography |
| Directing | Laura Jane Turner | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Monica Jane Saade | Assistant Camera |
| Writing | Bilan Robleh | Writer |
| Directing | Alana Spencer | Director |
| Editing | Bilan Robleh | Editor |
| Production | Tristan Meredith | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Jordan Montgomery | Colorist |
| Production | Sean Cousins | Executive Producer |
| Production | Firdowsa Mohamed | Production Designer |
| Production | Bilan Robleh | Producer |
| Production | Alana Spencer | Producer |
| Editing | Daniel Rabayov | Assistant Editor |
| Camera | Michelle Reeves | Assistant Camera |
| Camera | Michelle Reeves | Key Grip |
