What Is TRASH About?
What looks like waste may be treasure in disguise.
TRASH tells the story of Treasure, a gifted child whose creativity is dismissed by adults because he struggles academically.
As he navigates rejection, misunderstanding, and the pressure to fit into other people’s definitions of success, the story asks an important question:
Does being different make a child less valuable?
The film challenges the belief that a child’s worth is determined by popularity, approval, academic performance, or applause.
It reminds every child that their uniqueness matters—and that they can recognise value in others, too.
Film Details
Genre
Drama / Social Impact
Format
Short Film — 12 minutes
Primary Audience
Children and teenagers, ages 8–18
Also for
Families, educators, and schools
Bring TRASH to Your School
Give your students an experience that goes beyond entertainment.
Schools can register to bring the TRASH SCHOOL TOUR experience to their premises or organise a group outing for students to watch the film at Filmhouse Cinemas, Lagos.
Both options are designed for schools that want to engage students in meaningful conversations about identity, self-worth, bullying, empathy, and responsibility.
OPTION 1 · SCHOOL SCREENING
Bring TRASH to Your School
₦5,000
Per student
Minimum registration: 100 students
Host the movie experience at your school and give students the opportunity to engage with the film and its message in a familiar environment.
OPTION 2 · CINEMA SCREENING
Bring Your School to Filmhouse
₦3,000 +
₦500
( For Workbook)
Per student
Organise your students for a group cinema experience at Filmhouse Cinemas, Lagos, and enjoy TRASH on the big screen.
What Students Will Explore
The experience is designed to help children:
Discover Personal Worth
Recognise their value beyond labels and performance.Develop Empathy
Understand how their actions affect others.Challenge Bullying
Recognise and respond to harmful labels and behaviour.Embrace Uniqueness
See how individual differences can create meaningful impact.Understand Choices
Explore the connection between decisions and consequences.Take Responsibility
Identify ways to improve their school, community, and environment.
The TRASH Identity Workbook
- Interactive Learning: Engages children through reflection, discussion, writing, drawing, and targeted exercises following the film.
- Core Themes: Guides children to explore their uniqueness, identify talents, build resilience against bullying and self-doubt, and recognize the value they bring to their communities.
- Practical Impact: Transforms passive film viewing into an actionable, life-applying experience that builds confidence and personal worth.
Beyond the Day
The experience is designed to encourage students to leave with a personal action commitment that can be followed up through their schools, families, or communities.
The goal is not simply for 100, 500, or more students to watch a film.
It is for them to have the opportunity to:
SEE differently. THINK differently. VALUE themselves differently. TREAT others differently. ACT differently.
PAYMENT
ALL PAYMENT SHOULD BE MADE TO:
0127406183
Wema Bank
Talent and Purpose Factory Limited
FOR SPONSORS
Thank you for considering sponsoring the TRASH experience.
Your sponsorship can help children experience the film, receive the Identity Workbook and participate in a guided conversation around identity, talent, self-worth and personal development.
PAYMENT
ALL PAYMENTS SHOULD BE MADE TO:
0127406183
Wema Bank
Talent and Purpose Factory Limited
