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TOAST SHORT FILM

A woman standing at the bottom of stairs looking up. She has dark hair, is wearing a light-colored tank top, and black knee-high socks.
A woman standing at the bottom of stairs looking up. She has dark hair, is wearing a light-colored tank top, and black knee-high socks.

■ TOAST is an experimental short film about an abandoned robot named Mig who wakes up every day in an empty house searching for meaning and connection. On this particular day, she tries something different. The film is an exploration of the gender and racial disparity in the tech industry, and the disconnect between the designers of AI and its consumers. The character of Mig is specifically inspired by the real-life robot BINA48, and grapples with this question: what happens when the people creating the tech are completely removed from those using it, particularly in terms of identity, gender and social standing?

Black background with white text that reads '2023 Official Selection' surrounded by white outline laurel branches. Below, the logo of 'Smart Philm Fest' is in pink and white.
Black background with white text that reads '2023 Official Selection' surrounded by white outline laurel branches. Below, the logo of 'Smart Philm Fest' is in pink and white.
Black decorative border with laurel wreath design
Gold laurel wreath framing the text 'Royal Cocoa International Film Festivals Lagos, Nigeria 2024' on a white background.
Black laurel wreath with the words "Best of the Best" in a decorative font in the center.

JAMAICAN ME SLEEPY PODCAST

Illustration of a yellow crescent moon with closed eyes surrounded by green, white, and black clouds, with stars and the words 'JAMAICA me sleepy' in yellow and green neon-style text, and a label reading 'A bedtime podcast'.
Illustration of a yellow crescent moon with closed eyes surrounded by green, white, and black clouds, with stars and the words 'JAMAICA me sleepy' in yellow and green neon-style text, and a label reading 'A bedtime podcast'.

■ Sleep. That magical state that eludes little kids, as well as big ones. Fall asleep faster to your favourite bedtime stories and fairy tales told in a mellifluous Jamaican accent. That's right, mellifluous. And there's even a little ambient noise in the background to help seal the deal. Because we all could use a little help with bedtime, mon!

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