Orisha's Journey
Based on African folklore, "Orisha’s Journey" is a fantasy tale of a girl’s journey through the spirit world, who must learn the importance of remembering one’s roots.
Directed by Abdul Ndadi Length: 5:20 Minutes CAFF screening 5/20 and 5/23 |
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Abdul Ndadi
An animator of Ghanaian descent living in New York City, Abdul Ndadi is a graduate of the School of Visual Arts. His thesis film "Orisha's Journey," (which is based on African folklore) has had some success within the festival circuit with various screenings across the globe; including the Hiroshima International Animation Festival, Cairo International Children's Film Festival, New York African Film Festival and Festival de Cannes (Short Film Corner). A believer in the strength of human spirit to overcome all adversities, with his work he'd like to provide a platform for those who feel voiceless and help build a bridge of common understanding for all peoples. Abdul is working as a freelance artist (storyboards/animation/illustration) and on a personal Graphic Novel.
An animator of Ghanaian descent living in New York City, Abdul Ndadi is a graduate of the School of Visual Arts. His thesis film "Orisha's Journey," (which is based on African folklore) has had some success within the festival circuit with various screenings across the globe; including the Hiroshima International Animation Festival, Cairo International Children's Film Festival, New York African Film Festival and Festival de Cannes (Short Film Corner). A believer in the strength of human spirit to overcome all adversities, with his work he'd like to provide a platform for those who feel voiceless and help build a bridge of common understanding for all peoples. Abdul is working as a freelance artist (storyboards/animation/illustration) and on a personal Graphic Novel.