Sidra also has a deep connection to the diaspora. Her work in Ghana includes producing the Pan-African talk show Time With David and a series of documentaries on multinationals doing business in Africa, covering sectors such as education, banking, reducing poverty through agriculture and children. Her work has also been recognized and celebrated for its authenticity, depth, and social impact. She has also gained critical acclaim for her series “A Luv Tale: The Series,” which honestly portrays LGBTQIA+ love and relationships. Additionally, her feature documentary film “Free Angela and All Political Prisoners” received widespread acclaim and shed light on the life and activism of Angela Davis.
Another one of Sidra’s notable achievements is her role as an executive producer on the critically acclaimed film “Sylvie’s Love.” This captivating love story, set in the vibrant jazz scene of 1950s New York, has garnered widespread acclaim for its beautiful storytelling, stunning visuals, and powerful performances at the helm of director, Eugene Ash. Sidra’s involvement in the film showcases her keen eye for exceptional storytelling and her ability to bring impactful stories to life.