Flow Filmmakers

In the spirit of honoring all forms of self-expression, Flow Space Gallery welcomes independent film in our space. We recognize film as a powerful art form that can be deeply personal, culturally necessary, and politically bold.

Flow Space invites filmmakers who move beyond industry formulas and mainstream narratives, who craft with honesty, vulnerability, and vision. We are especially committed to uplifting women-identifying and LGBTQIA+ storytellers whose works challenge, complicate, and reimagine the world around us.

Whether raw and poetic, political and personal, or somewhere in between, we welcome films that defy expectation and make space for the stories that need telling. Our commitment remains the same: to uplift voices long silenced, to celebrate those forging their paths, and to hold space for the stories that too often go unseen.

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Get to Know our Film Curator

Ewurakua Dawson-Amoah

Ewurakua (pronounced uh-ray-qua) is a freelance director, writer, and poet passionate about experimental storytelling. As the daughter of St. Lucian and Ghanaian immigrants, she infuses her work with cultural influences, exploring themes of ancestry, race, identity, and belonging. Her films have been featured on major platforms and recognized at top festivals, earning acclaim for their bold storytelling and distinct perspective. Known for her ability to connect deeply with people, she crafts work that resonates, leaving a lasting impression on audiences.

Beyond film, Ewurakua trains in Shito Ryu karate and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Her love for high-contact sports fuels her passion for capturing movement, showcasing both strength and grace through a cinematic, poetic lens. Off set and outside the dojo, she enjoys camping, making music, acting, and voiceover work.