Experiencing Interruptions?

The Shower

Trying to get ready to go for a date, a traumatic young lady encounter relapse in a birthday about her past sexual violence which she is trying to forget.

  • OJOK ODONG
    Director
    Shame Of Puberty & Save A Mother.
  • OJOK ODONG
    Writer
    Shame Of Puberty & Save A Mother.
  • OJOK ODONG
    Producer
    Shame Of Puberty & Save A Mother.
  • Ajok Daphine Molo
    Key Cast
    Save A Mother
  • Project Type:
    Short
  • Runtime:
    1 minute
  • Completion Date:
    September 22, 2023
  • Country of Origin:
    Uganda
  • Country of Filming:
    Uganda
  • Language:
    English
  • Film Color:
    Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    No
  • Student Project:
    No
Director Biography - OJOK ODONG

Ojok Odong is a Filmmaker based in Gulu, Northern Uganda, He majors in Screenwriting, Directing and Producing. With almost a decade experience.

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Director Statement

I am a very passionate Acoli native story-teller! Growing up where there was no access to TVs at home, I was fascinated by folk-tales as told by our seniors around the bound fire. I would identify myself with the tales and loose myself in imaginations every time I hear one. This has in the long run impacted how I make films. I won’t make any film unless I am emotionally and psychologically attached to the story. For I believe, once the creator of art work is not impacted by his work first, the audience might also not be impacted by it. During the production of the any film, I would make sure I fuse all the various elements of arts; music, sounds, visuals, performance and authenticity among other things to make the story engaging and thoughts-provoking to the audience. Most of my films tackle situations around our society but I don’t offer solutions, I rather make films that provoke discussions and challenge our perceptions, thoughts and deeds of our society. I make films basically for two reasons; to raise awareness and entertain at the same time. As a story teller, I hope my work get to touch more people and help keep the society in check, for I artistically subscribe to the school of thoughts that “art is supposed to comfort those who are disturbed and disturb those who are comfortable”.