"Black Joy (Blaka Koloku) is a poetic, afro-futuristic film about the search for independence for the Black residents in the capital of Amsterdam. Through walks taken by the maker and people from varying subcultures in the city, a portrait is sketched about identity and the celebration of Black freedom."
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