Okay Keskidee! Let Me See Inside (2025)

"Keskidee! Let Me See Inside," directed by Rhea Storr, examines the connected histories of the UK's Caribbean diaspora, their communities, and the spaces that fostered them. The film centers on the Keskidee Centre in London, once a vital center for Afro-Caribbean culture, now converted into luxury apartments. This change highlights the loss of places where people could connect, exchange ideas, and develop a shared identity. This loss occurred alongside a decline in recorded histories of Black Caribbean communities, coinciding with increased political discussions. Storr's film honors these lost spaces and seeks to rediscover the past through artistic exploration. Using techniques like rostrum camera and optical printer, Storr manipulates the film images to create a tangible link between the audience and the history preserved within them. "Keskidee! Let Me See Inside" explores how capitalism has influenced our connection to the past and emphasizes the importance of preserving Black British history.