Not Fair

Cassandra Rudge is an advocate for underrepresented voices and a passionate activist dedicated to addressing societal injustices. Throughout her career, she has spoken out about issues such as colorism, using various platforms to raise awareness and create meaningful dialogue. Her efforts have sparked conversations that continue to inspire change.

As a filmmaker, Cassandra’s debut feature, Not Fair, is a groundbreaking film that shines a spotlight on the issue of colorism in Southeast Asia—a topic often overlooked in mainstream media. The film, which is the first of its kind in Singapore, explores the complex and harmful effects of colorism, particularly within the context of Singaporean and Southeast Asian society.

Through her work, Cassandra aims to amplify important narratives that provoke thought, challenge the status quo, and ultimately empower marginalized communities. Her goal is to expand her platform beyond filmmaking, becoming not just a storyteller, but an influential spokesperson for social change. By blending art with advocacy, Cassandra hopes to inspire others to confront these critical issues and help foster a more inclusive, equitable world.