Zainab Balogun Says That Her Short Film ‘Blood’ Addressing The Pain Of Endometriosis Is In the Works
Zainab Balogun has announced that she is working on a soon-to-be-released short film titled ‘BLOOD’.
The actress who has struggled with the pain of endometriosis for over 19 years said the psychological thriller is based on the true horrors of Endometriosis and women’s health.
In a post she made on Instagram, she wrote:
Exciting news! I’m thrilled to share that I’ve partnered with the best team to create and star in BLOOD🩸- a psychological thriller based on the true horrors of Endometriosis and women’s health.
Having spent over a year in development with the amazing @ocurenscontent 🇬🇧, @csa.global and Director; @talsmith #Bloodiscoming. This short film is more than a cinematic endeavour—it’s a call to action, addressing a condition affecting 1 in 10 (190 million) women/ girls worldwide.
As an endo-survivor who endured 19 years of pain without diagnosis, this is personal. BLOOD🩸triggers education, empathy, empowerment, and advocacy.
We’ve made great strides in funding, partnerships and need community support.
Help us cross the finish line by donating to the Kickstarter campaign. 👉🏾 (link in bio). Purchase a reward like a special screening invite or donate any amount. Every bit matters.
P.S Be sociable. Share this post and the link in bio. Let’s make a difference together.
I’m thrilled to share that I’ve partnered with the best team to create and star in BLOOD🩸- a psychological thriller based on true horrors of Endometriosis and womens health.