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A DIALOGUE WITH
Motun Soya
Filmmaker
Motun Soya is a storyteller who uses the lens to capture the raw and unfiltered beauty of daily life. Her films are intimate portraits of people and places that are often overlooked.
We sat down with Motun to talk about the power of documentary filmmaking and the stories she feels still need to be told.
What draws you to documentary filmmaking?
The honesty of it. There's something magical about capturing a real moment that can never be replicated.
Which project are you most proud of?
My latest short film about the artisans in Kano. It was a deeply personal journey for me.
