Daniel Glenn-Barbour - East London filmmaker with a heritage in Jamaica, St. Vincent and Antigua. First class honors graduate of Film and Broadcasting, one of the most determined and driven people you will ever meet. In his work he tells the stories he knows honouring his environment, aspiring to positively influence the youth to make smarter choices and build a strong foundation in their lives.  Since Daniel's international film festival in Antigua and many short films over the last 8 years, he decided to dedicate his life to helping his people. Credits include: Director and Writer of ‘YES MAN’ feature film with distribution from Central City Media and sold out premiere at Genesis Cinema, Festival Director of Waddadli Film Festival, and more.

Daniel Glenn-Barbour - East London filmmaker with a heritage in Jamaica, St. Vincent and Antigua. First class honors graduate of Film and Broadcasting, one of the most determined and driven people you will ever meet. In his work he tells the stories he knows honouring his environment, aspiring to positively influence the youth to make smarter choices and build a strong foundation in their lives.  Since Daniel's international film festival in Antigua and many short films over the last 8 years, he decided to dedicate his life to helping his people. Credits include: Director and Writer of ‘YES MAN’ feature film with distribution from Central City Media and sold out premiere at Genesis Cinema, Festival Director of Waddadli Film Festival, and more.

Daniel Glenn-Barbour - East London filmmaker with a heritage in Jamaica, St. Vincent and Antigua. First class honors graduate of Film and Broadcasting, one of the most determined and driven people you will ever meet. In his work he tells the stories he knows honouring his environment, aspiring to positively influence the youth to make smarter choices and build a strong foundation in their lives.  Since Daniel's international film festival in Antigua and many short films over the last 8 years, he decided to dedicate his life to helping his people. Credits include: Director and Writer of ‘YES MAN’ feature film with distribution from Central City Media and sold out premiere at Genesis Cinema, Festival Director of Waddadli Film Festival, and more.

ERIC, an aspiring DJ and producer gets tired of constant rejections from local club promoters in London. With the baby on the way, he takes his last shot to push his career and get noticed, he decides to go to the iconic DeJam festival in Antigua. The trip gets filled with hurdles as ERIC discovers surprising family news.

PRODUCER

Angelika Napierala - Polish creative with background in performing, movement direction and physical therapy. Organised with a huge passion for telling and creating authentic stories. Worked with 4Deuce Films since 2020. Produced 2 feature films and multiple shorts films alongside Daniel, including previously commissioned by Anthony Brightly 'Sticksman' film.

ERIC is a young charismatic music producer who, despite his great passion, starts to lose hope of ever becoming a well-known music man and playing his own records at respected events. He regularly faces rejection with people not wanting to take his music seriously. After a frustrating night at his recently picked up part-time job as a security guard in the night club, winded up by BIG P, a confident and witty club promoter, he decides to go against the grain and give his dreams a shot by going to an iconic DeJam Festival in Antigua. By making a good impression over there, he has a bigger chance of building a name for himself and live off the music he always wanted to make and play. As if those decisions already don’t feel life-changing enough, that same day he discovers that he is about to become a dad. Conflicted yet excited, ERIC seeks advice from his older siblings - ELLA and ENOVA. He chooses to follow his late father's footsteps from sound system days and flies out for the festival. Antiguan paradise quickly becomes a place full of challenges as he starts messing up his own opportunities. The trip turns out to be a bitter-sweet experience as he receives surprising family news and returns to London. With all hopes being buried, ERIC is ready to start back at his old corporate job. Little does he know how Antigua changed the course of his life forever.