Ninth Life

A predominantly non-verbal drama series exploring the interconnections of a group of young BIPOC creatives in London.

Cast

Michele Zan

as Matteo

Gabriel Goux

as Jean

Yos Clark

as Ettien

Kikz Katika

as Zuri

Lisa Sanvil

as Akira

Fatou Bah

as Afiyah

Benjamin Williams

as Manny

Tajorn Brown

as Kumari

Keith Alexander

as Cooper

Robia Milliner

as Blair

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