The workshops focused on developing body awareness through the idea of transformation, encouraging participants to explore different ways of walking, posing, and embodying characters. Emphasizing the discovery of their own superheroes, the sessions aimed to build trust and foster empowerment. After the workshops, screenings were followed by conversations with the audience, where it was especially fulfilling to answer questions and hear their personal responses to the film.

This process was crucial given the film’s experimental aesthetics, which offer a unique space for viewers to form their own understandings—distinct from the mainstream productions young audiences are typically exposed to. Cultural mediation, still a developing concept in Tanzania, enabled meaningful dialogue around self-acceptance, tolerance, and a broader understanding of dance and art.