Soft Hair
Sorf Hair
People with 'kinky' / curly hair have been the butt of every hair joke worldwide for centuries. From name-calling, discrimination across all platforms, lost opportunities and more, these issues tend to take a toll on the lives of 'naturals' around the globe. 'Sorf Hair.' explores the natural-hair experience in Trinidad and Tobago as several people, from all walks of life and different hair textures, unearth their stories, challenges, and give their points of view on how and why naturals are treated the way they are in this country.
Language
EN
Status
Released
Release Date
Cast
Athalia Clarke
herself
Atillah Springer
herself
Shinelle Ambris
herself
Jelanie Warner
himself
Shanice Smith
herself
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