Mijnheer Serjanszoon

This children's TV play was an imaginary story inspired by William Frederick Yeames' picture "And When Did You Last See Your Father?".

Even with her husband's sexual affairs with another man, a suburban housewife tries to hold her family and marriage together. Can she cope with her life as is presented to her?

Poul and his wife are at a parent-teacher meeting. Things are being turned upside down when Poul gets a splinter in his finger. The incident sets off an avalanche of emotions, apparently well meant advice and compassionate empathy. Human nature is unveiled in Andersen's episodic and modernist comedy written for TV.

To most people including her family, 11 year old Shola is very disorganized and seemingly uninterested in life. But only Shola truly understands the internal struggles she faces and the constant bullying at school that she has to deal with; until she meets the new girl and they share a common bond. A story about self acceptance, reaching out and friendship.

A 16 year old girl has to decide whether to meet her father for the first time, based on the story her mother tells her about him cheating on her with her sister. But is that what really happened?

Helen and Meeka are two women of different races thrown together in a whirlwind of of abuse by their husbands. They discover each others abuse and decide to confront their abusers but tragedy strikes. Now in the fight of their lives they band together in friendship, family and faith to heal the wounds that secrets have revealed. The perfect weapon was created when black and white came together. Raging Gray, because there is no calm between black and white.