Film Runtime: 59 minutes 39 seconds
Five more films complete the Nukhufest 2026 Top 10.
Program B brings together stories about community, belonging, adolescence, ambition and the sometimes absurd ways people try to navigate the worlds around them.
A late party guest arrives with an entire choir. Two New York artists transform public space through activism. A teenager risks his closest relationships trying to fit in. A young motocross racer confronts identity and deafness inside a sport that was not built with her in mind. And two screenwriters argue over whether their fictional character deserves to live or die.
Together, these five films complete the audience-selected group competing for the 2026 Best Nuvee.
Films
Sorry I'm late (but I brought a choir)
Directed by Håkon Anton Olavsen | 10:10
COLOR IS NOT A CRIME - Street Activism in NYC
Directed by Janneke Wade-de Jong | 10:00
Kiddos
Directed by Javier S. Chabat | 17:02
Ragamuffin
Directed by Kaitlyn Mikayla | 14:27
Kill
Directed by Folajimi Olutiola | 8:00
The competition continues beyond the theater. Watch the Finalists on Nukhu and vote for the film you want to become the 2026 Best Nuvee:
https://nukhu.com/view/0?stack=0
Audience voting closes September 19 at 8 PM ET. The highest-voted Finalist will receive the Nukhu Foundation's $3,000 Development-to-Distribution Grant and the 2026 Best Nuvee award.
FILMMAKER IN ATTENDANCE
Janneke Wade-de Jong, director of Top 10 Finalist COLOR IS NOT A CRIME - Street Activism in NYC, is scheduled to attend the screening and participate in a filmmaker Q&A.
This ticket provides admission for one guest to this Nukhufest 2026 program block.
View the full Nukhufest schedule, participating films, program descriptions, runtimes, and event details at https://www.nukhufoundation.org/calendar.
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