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Fatimah Binta Gimsay’s “Messy” Set for Kava TV Release

The short film collection arrives on the streaming platform February 12.

February 11, 2026

1:40 pm

The official poster for Fatimah Binta Gimsay’s “Messy which offers viewers an unfiltered look at contemporary love and life through gen z drama, romance, friendship and angst
The official poster for Fatimah Binta Gimsay’s “Messy which offers viewers an unfiltered look at contemporary love and life through gen z drama, romance, friendship and angst

Messy, a short film collection by writer-director Fatimah Binta Gimsay, will premiere on the Kava TV streaming platform on February 12.

 

The project brings together three short films; Laraba & Balarabe, Ijo, and Fine Girl — each exploring modern relationships from different perspectives. The stories examine themes including emotional manipulation, romantic tension, friendship and vulnerability within contemporary young-adult experiences.

 

Fine Girl stars Martha Ehinome and Obehi Aburime, while Ijo features Genoveva Umeh and Charles Etubiebi. Susan Pwajok and Mallum Arik lead Laraba & Balarabe.

 

Written and directed by Gimsay, Messy focuses on the complexities and awkward moments that shape present-day relationships. Its release on Kava TV adds to the growing presence of short-form storytelling on streaming platforms.

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