ENOUGH â€” A Dream, A Nightmare, A Musical

Shaman
Published on Feb 11, 2021
"enough." is a 2021 Oscar-qualified hip-hop odyssey. Using footage captured over 10 years, this surreal cinematic experience unpacks the stormy inner world of one Congolese-American coming of age in the US.

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Directed by Caleb Slain

Starring Nathan Nzanga

Music & Lyrics by Nathan Nzanga

Created in Community at Prodigy Camp

Producers: Rick Stevenson, Max Losee, Ethan Senekar, Hope Alexander, Jennette Vasiljevic, La'Charles Trask, Caleb Slain

Co-Executive Producers: William Way, Nathan Nzanga, Elizabeth Neufeld

DP: Drew Dawson

Production Designer: Hadley Hillel

Editing: Nick Pezzillo, Caleb Slain

Wardrobe: Ron Leaman

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