Poet Hanna Asefaw grew up in a municipal flat in Oslo with her Eritrean family in the late 90s. Through an electrifying spoken word performance, she visits her childhood universe reimagined in miniature--reflecting on community, diversity, belonging, and the political indifference that broke it all apart.

A night watchman clocks into a lonely security booth, composing endless logs to stay awake. As daylight approaches, he is haunted by a mysterious brown dog.

In a desperate bid for stability and reunification, 13-year-old Eli must navigate his stay in a hotel by the Department of Family and Children Services while awaiting placement in a foster home and rely on his guardian, Matt, to overcome his trauma and learning disabilities as he prepares for a visit with his younger brother Isaiah.

Bearing Witness: A Name & A Voice explores the "who'" behind the "who-what-when-where-why" of the media through four intersecting portraits of newspaper journalists and the stories that haunt them.