Orphan Sisters

Lana and May’s journey begins in a world that feels foreign and daunting. As the daughters of Nigerian immigrants, their lives are upended when they find themselves navigating the complexities of a new country without the guidance of their parents. The sisters, each coping with their own emotions and challenges, must learn to adapt to a culture that often feels at odds with their upbringing.

Struggling with feelings of isolation, the sisters lean on each other for support as they grapple with their identities in this unfamiliar landscape. Their bond is tested by new friendships, cultural clashes, and the weight of expectations—both from within their family and from society around them. Throughout their struggles, they strive to forge a sense of belonging while honoring their heritage.

Through resilience and a fierce love for one another, Lana and May embark on a transformative journey that reveals the strength of sisterhood. Their story is a poignant exploration of displacement, the quest for self-acceptance, and the enduring power of family ties amidst the uncertainties of life.