Brigidy Bram explores the life and work of Bahamian artist Kendal Hanna. Born June 25, 1936 in Nassau, Hanna is a painter and a sculptor known as one of the Bahamas’ first abstract expressionists. Now 80, Hanna has become one of the Bahamas’ most celebrated artists, prolifically releasing work deemed “carefully considered and contemplated, provocative and masterful” (Dionne Benjamin, National Art Gallery of The Bahamas). The title of the documentary, Brigidy Bram, is a figure of speech which Hanna has coined in his unique vernacular, showing how seemingly disparate events and facts are interconnected. The film explores Kendal’s artwork, his struggle with mental illness and his eventual rise to fame in the global art world.