“Her Broken Shadow is about a woman in a near East-African future, a sophisticated piece of metafiction that crosses Philip K. Dick with Samuel Beckett, alternative realities and monologues. It is about being alone. It’s a satire on writing workshops. It’s a vivid stand for the future being African; it’s a philosophical conundrum; it’s a two-hander for one actress, each character locked claustrophobically but photogenically in a small location talking essentially to herself. There is a murder. Or are there two murders? Or none? What’s imagined?…… I was knocked out by the film’s ambition and integrity.”

Geoff Ryman, in Strange Horizons