‘Nsenene’ explores the partially familiar through a mixture of footage taken from a documentary that filmmaker, Apolo Wilson, shot in Uganda. Nsenene refers to Apolo’s clan – a tangible channel through which he sought to make sense of his heritage. The project is a collaborative endeavour which relies heavily on the creative soundtrack Gbeke (Emāenuel) provided. Watch Nsenene below.

Apolo Wilson is a documentary filmmaker whose work utilises observational and essay forms. He takes a special interest in the formation of identity and one’s sense of belonging. As such, Apolo is particularly attracted to individuals and communities who are in a process of coming to terms with the spaces in which they exist.