Imogene “Queenie” Kennedy was a contemporary priestess in post-colonial Jamaica who catapulted her African spiritual practice into renown. She died in 1998. This film honors her memory and shares her powerful voice through rare archival footage and sound.

This collaborative poetic short Fanm Diviné (Women of divinity) by St Lucian-British creatives Curmiah Lisette and sisters Indira and Kimhia Toussaint of Twossaints Ltd is an exploration of colonialism’s impact on the diasporic, creole Caribbean woman’s spirituality and relationships with family, sexuality and grief.

After secretly casting love spells on each other, a couple find out that digging deep into the dirt and the heart can reveal truths and open up new possibilities for their relationship free of deceit and magic.

Leon wakes from an unsettling dream with the sense that something isn’t right. The feeling of unease grows as Leon sees the figure from his dream appear and vanish mysteriously. Somehow this stranger holds the key.

After the death of her grandfather, a young woman experiences a spiritual awakening when she is called by Yemaya, the orisha Goddess of the Sea.