by Kgomotso Sekhu
South Africa / 2024 / 10mins / Drama / English and Setswana
After a challenging childhood with his grandmother in a remote village, 13-year-old Mmusi sets off to the township in search of his father. Instead, he’s taken in by a strict Jehovah’s Witness, whose unyielding beliefs leave him feeling out of place. Struggling to fit in, Mmusi ends up homeless, rejected by society. Determined to reunite with his mother in Johannesburg, he faces prejudice and false accusations at every turn. Along the way, unexpected friendships teach him resilience and hope. When he’s offered a scholarship to America, a dream he once thought impossible, he’s forced to confront the reality that without a home, his future remains uncertain. Finding Home is a powerful story of survival, strength, and the search for belonging.
Kgomotso Sekhu
Kgomotso Sekhu is a writer and director from Ngobi Village, South Africa, now based in Melbourne, Australia. He began his film career in 2009, assisting on Teargas’
award-winning Go Away music video. Since then, he has collaborated with Disney, Nike, Uber Eats, and HBO’s Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel. His contributions include music videos (Ferla, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Purple Coves, Break Arrows - Feng Suede, Elizabeth, Teargas Music), short films (They Play Us, Shap Shap), the documentary 67 Days From Cape to Cairo, the iconic documentary Swazi Chronicles, and ad campaigns (Tape 24, Nike’s Never Done Rising, Music Market) Learn More