Directed by Kahlil Joseph, this intimate and visually stunning drama follows British musician Sampha as he navigates a deeply personal journey through grief, creativity, and self-discovery. The film intertwines the making of his debut album "Process" with raw, poetic vignettes of his life, focusing on the profound loss of his mother to cancer and the emotional weight of confronting his past. Sampha’s struggle to channel pain into art forms the central conflict, as he retreats into his music studio with collaborator Liran Nathan to piece together fragmented memories and melodies. The tone is meditative and atmospheric, blending documentary realism with dreamlike, abstract sequences that mirror the album’s haunting, soulful sound. Through sparse dialogue and evocative imagery, the movie explores themes of vulnerability, resilience, and the cathartic power of creation, offering an unflinching yet tender portrait of an artist finding his voice amidst sorrow.