Nkosi coiffure

The film follows Eva, who escapes into a hair salon in Brussels' African neighborhood after an argument with her boyfriend. Initially, the women in the salon rally around her, offering support in her time of distress. However, as the details of the fight come to light, their opinions begin to diverge, revealing complex dynamics within their community.

Nkosi coiffure highlights the intricacies of female relationships and the impact of personal conflicts on group solidarity. With a runtime typical of short films, it offers a concise but impactful narrative that resonates with themes of empathy and judgment. The performances by Awa Sène Sarr and Nadège Ouedraogo contribute to the film's exploration of these dynamics, making it a relevant piece within its genre.