Sampha: Process (2026)

Sampha: Process is a documentary short film directed by Kahlil Joseph that offers an intimate and avant-garde look into the life and creative process of singer-songwriter Sampha. Released in 2017, the film serves as a companion to his acclaimed debut album, depicting his roots in Morden, South London, and Freetown, Sierra Leone. Through documentary-style footage, the movie provides a window into the people and places that shape his music, blending personal history with artistic expression.

The production features O’A (Onye Anyanwu) and Rik Green as producers, under the studio Pulse Films. The runtime of the film is approximately 37 minutes, allowing for a deep dive into the artist's background without overwhelming the viewer. It stands out for its provocative and striking visual style, capturing the essence of Sampha's identity and cultural heritage.

• The film was released in 2017, not 2026; there are no confirmed announcements for a 2026 release or sequel.
• Director Kahlil Joseph is known for his visually distinctive work, which is evident in this portrait of Sampha.
• Sampha appears as himself, providing an authentic glimpse into his personal world.
• The project highlights the dual influences of his British-Sierra Leonean heritage on his musical output.