Exodus

Set in Margate, Exodus tells the story of Moses, who grows up in the Promised Lands with his adoptive parents. His life changes when he discovers his biological mother living in the marginalized community of Dreamland. Faced with the challenges of social inequality, Moses confronts his father, Pharaoh, and spearheads a movement to free the oppressed inhabitants of Dreamland.

The film features a runtime of 106 minutes and showcases a diverse cast including Bernard Hill, Daniel Percival, and Clare-Hope Ashitey. As a work by a woman director, it contributes to the representation of female filmmakers in the industry. The story's modern take on the Exodus narrative resonates with contemporary audiences, making it relevant and thought-provoking.