‘The trials of a Ghanaian-American woman and her family never overpower the deft emotional savviness of this low-budget tale

Mensah is Sarah, a lecturer and PhD student in the neuro-oncology department at Columbia University. When her mum dies suddenly, Sarah takes the subway back to the Bronx. She’s an only child and her dad (Oberon K A Adjepong) – long separated but not divorced from her mum – flies back from Accra. Parked on the sofa watching Arsenal matches, he expects to be waited on hand and foot. Sarah’s work is quite literally curing cancer, but the only question anyone in her family is asking is when is she going to start making babies.’  The Guardian

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