IWD MEMBERS SUPPER CLUB & DISCUSSION. (Sutm’For The Ladies)
“Accelerate Action”—this year’s International Women’s Day theme—reminded us of the urgency and power of collective momentum. At Sutm’Light, it was the perfect time to celebrate our third IWD event, but this time host our first members’ supper club and discussion, a milestone that felt both timely and necessary.
We embraced the importance of creating intentional spaces where meaningful conversations thrive. This gathering wasn’t just about discussion; it was about reimagining how we engage, connect, and indulge as a community. By curating experiences that center depth, joy, and inclusivity, we continue to redefine what it means to come together.
Here’s to moving with purpose, making space for impact, and accelerating action in every way that matters. #IWD2025 #AccelerateAction
🎥: @josh_snaps
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our International Men’s Day Panel. It was powerful to witness so many people come together with a genuine desire to listen, understand, and engage with the real stories and experiences of men in our world today.
We all have a role to play when navigating conversations around patriarchy — not in opposition, but in collaboration. At Sutm’Light, our mission is to continue fostering a culture rooted in empathy, honesty, and meaningful dialogue: a space where listening comes before speaking, and where understanding is the foundation for real change.
A massive thank you to our incredible panellists for their vulnerability, wisdom and presence — your voices made this moment unforgettable.
As we move forward, we remain committed to providing meaningful access, support, and opportunities for our community and members. Together, we build stronger.
@photoboyhkny 🎥
SUTM’SOCIAL was a whole vibe.✨
Our mission is to curate a wide range of experiences for our members — from thought-provoking panel discussions to intimate supper clubs, and now, our vibrant Summer Series. We’re thrilled to say we kicked things off in style.
This event truly captured the essence of what we’re about: connecting, socialising, indulging, and creating unforgettable moments with incredible people.
To gain access to our future events, make sure you’re following us — and stay tuned as we prepare to relaunch our membership with even more to come.
A massive thank you to @mystdrinks for keeping the vibes flowing all evening — the Salted Caramel was a clear crowd favourite! 🍸
TRUSTED - @photoboyhkny 🎥📸
Big up @island.studio.space on their amazing space!
An incredible evening at Beyond the Screen - a space where creativity, insight, and honesty truly met. It was inspiring to be in the room with such phenomenal panellists, each sharing not only how they’ve navigated their respective industries, but also offering real perspective on the power behind storytelling - who shapes the narratives we consume, and the responsibility that comes with that.
These conversations felt necessary. Thought-provoking, layered, and grounded in lived experience - a reminder that storytelling extends far beyond what we see on screen; it shapes culture, identity, and understanding.
A special moment from the evening was the exclusive screening of Father’s Son (Omo Baba) by Nelson - a deeply moving and beautifully crafted short film. Honest, intimate, and profoundly reflective, it left a lasting impression on everyone in the room.
Grateful to everyone who contributed to such a meaningful and impactful night. The conversation doesn’t stop here.
VISUALS BY THE TRUSTED @photoboyhkny
Always a big thanks to @weareqube for hosting us!
Father’s Son (Omo Baba) is a true classic - an evocative, heartfelt, and deeply honest short film from Nelson Adeosun that beautifully captures the essence of his relationship with his father, while speaking to something far greater.
This poignant documentary delves into the complexities of the father–son bond, exploring the generational impact of upbringing, trauma, and the quiet weight of inherited pain. Initiated by Nelson himself, the film becomes a journey of understanding - tracing his father Adedayo’s past to uncover the emotional patterns that have shaped their lives.
In doing so, Father’s Son not only tells a personal story, but reflects a universal one - about healing, accountability, and the courage it takes to break cycles and redefine legacy.
Grateful for a truly powerful moment bringing together such incredible professionals and creatives.
Hearing how each of them has navigated their respective worlds was both inspiring and grounding - a reminder that the journey is rarely linear, but always intentional. What stood out most was the depth of conversation around what it really means to speak beyond the screen: to not just create, but to shape narratives, influence culture, and tell stories that carry weight and responsibility.
Through their lens, we were challenged to think about who holds the pen, what stories are being told, and how we each play a part in shifting the narrative.
A special experience - and only the beginning of many more conversations to come.
📸 @josh_snaps
Beyond The Screen, was such a powerful conversation honest, and deeply needed. We explored the influence of storytelling, who shapes the narratives around us, and the responsibility that comes with that power - alongside the real journeys of building a career in this space.
Moments like this remind us why these spaces matter. The dialogue doesn’t stop here - we must continue creating, questioning, and holding space for conversations that shape culture in meaningful ways.
Teddy Nygh’s career is defined by landmark successes, from directing the critically acclaimed BBC and Netflix series PRU to Co-founding multi award winning indie, Fully Focused Productions and MYM: Million Youth Media (YouTube) amassing almost 100 million views.
Recently honoured with the British Urban Film Festival’s Honorary Award for his outstanding contribution to cinema, with over 65 project’s directed, Teddy specialises in scaling grassroots authenticity from viral digital shorts to major global platforms.
Nygh is expanding his impact through new MYM Academy initiatives and Exec producing high-profile productions like the BBC Comedy short Rocket Fuel (BAFTA nominated 2026) and Sundance Selected short Essex Girls.
PLEASE GIVE A WARM WELCOME TO TEDDY NYGH✨
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Alongside the panel, we have the privilege and honour of exclusive screening of a powerful short film by Nelson Adeosun and Nathan Miller - a project that has already gained recognition at esteemed platforms including the London Short Film Festival, African Film Festival, and Aesthetica Film Festival.
Father’s Son (Omo Baba) - a deeply moving and introspective documentary initiated by Nelson Adeosun. The film explores the complexities of the father-son relationship, unpacking the generational impact of upbringing, trauma, and the desire to break free from inherited pain. Through examining his father Adedayo’s past, Nelson courageously confronts a cycle of emotional scars passed down through generations, offering a poignant reflection on healing, identity, and legacy.
We are incredibly excited to bring this to you all, and truly grateful that Nelson has entrusted us - and this community - to be the first to experience such a meaningful and important piece of work.
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Samuel Eni is a Presenter, Actor, Content Creator, 2x nominee for Best Presenter, Samuel hosts his own show on Reprezent Radio every Saturday 1-3pm.
Mr Eni made his debut presenting on the Red carpet of this year's Bafta's 2024.
Also, was the Headline Host for YMB Awards 2024 with a capacity of 500 people.
Please give a warm welcome to @samueleni 🏆
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Nelson Adeosun is a BAFTA-winning producer-director, who was part of the production team that won Factual Series at the Television Awards in 2022 for Uprising (2021) as well as the History category at the Royal Television Society Awards. Nelson co-produced all three episodes of this documentary companion piece to Steve McQueen’s acclaimed Small Axe series. This success led to Nelson being selected for both The TV Collective’s Breakthrough Leaders, supported by Fremantle and Indigo talent, and Edinburgh TV Festival’s Ones to Watch in 2022.
An alumnus of Channel 4’s Alpha Fund and Commissioning Mentoring Network and ITV’s Step Up 60 diversity and career progression initiative, Nelson has gone on to produce for the BBC, ITV, Sky Sports, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Hulu. Prior to Uprising, he produced the RTS award-winning Damilola: The Boy Next Door and The Rap Game UK (both 2020), which was nominated for a BAFTA for Entertainment Programme. He also created the three-part Channel 4 online series How Not to Be Racist (2021), presented by writer Chanté Joseph.
His script editing on No More Wings (2019) helped the film win the 2020 Tribeca award for Best Narrative Short.
Nelson has directed his first broadcast single for BBC3, Drill on Trial (2023), about the drill rap scene, and produced a four-episode docu-drama called Erased: WW2’s Heroes of Colour (2024), fronted by Idris Elba, for National Geographic and Disney+.
His most recent project sees him teaming with Hollywood star John Boyega and other famous names as they retrace their last 24 hours with Damilola Taylor in a landmark documentary.
He has also secured a commission with SkySports for his company Boy Wonder Films with Priscilla Anyabu presenting
PLEASE GIVE A WARM WELCOME TO @nillzmarco 🏆
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Labi Odebunmi is an award-winning director & executive producer with 10+ years industry experience across film, commercials, campaigns & music video production.
He has worked across the globe with clients including: Apple, Adidas, Kayak, Sky, IMG, WPP, Universal & Sony and has also worked multiple campaigns for Grammy award-winning and multi-platinum artists like Wizkid, Burna Boy, French Montana, Stefflon Don, Skepta, Ray BLK & more.
A true visual storyteller and creative catalyst, he is renowned for crafting productions that uniquely engage audiences and unapologetically convey & shift culture.
Beyond the screen he is an advocate for liberated talent and has mentored individuals along the way who have gone on to successfully land clients & start their own production companies/creative agency’s.
Labi is also a Stanley Kubrick award winner who continues to push the boundaries with his work amassing 100’s of millions of views.”
PLEASE GIVE A WARM WELCOME TO @younglabi ✨
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