Tikula

Three friends navigate the challenges of teenagehood, each grappling with their own unique struggles amidst the backdrop of family and societal expectations and personal loss.

Toni, shattered by the sudden death of her famed dancer sister, Suwi, finds solace and purpose in dance, the art form that once bonded them. However, she must confront her parents' reluctance to accept her chosen path, as she fights to convince them that dance is not only her passion but also her means of healing and self-discovery.

Meanwhile, Vanessa, a rising star in the world of dance, battles against the shadow of her mother, who runs a dance studio. She is determined to prove that her success is earned through her own talent and dedication rather than through the influence of her mother's dance studio. As she strives to break free from the confines of her mother’s high expectations, Vanessa must confront her mother and prove she can stand on her own.

Taonga, on the other hand, is a great athlete and dancer but grapples with the weight of public perception as trolls relentlessly attack her body image, forcing her to question not only her self-worth but also the sincerity of her relationship with Choolwe, her boyfriend.

As she struggles to reconcile her outward confidence with inner doubts, Taonga must confront the fear that she may never be enough in a world that values stereotypical and superficial beauty over true substance.

Together, these three friends embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment; they discover that true strength lies not in conformity but in the courage to embrace their own unique identities and forge their own paths in a world that often seeks to limit them.