Trish D Chetty

Trish D Chetty has a knack for picking projects that really make you sit up and pay attention. First up, there’s Squaring the Circle: The Story of Hipgnosis (2022). This isn’t your average music doc—it dives headfirst into the wild, weird world of Hipgnosis, the design studio behind some of the most iconic album covers ever. You’re getting behind-the-scenes chaos, creative risks, and all the juicy stories about how those trippy, unforgettable images came to be. It’s a nostalgia trip and a lesson in creative rebellion all rolled into one. Then there’s Kickback (2022), which is a whole different animal. It’s got that gritty, edgy vibe, pulling you into the tangled mess of corruption and power plays. Think high stakes, shady deals, and characters who’ll do just about anything to get what they want. The story doesn’t pull punches—every move comes with consequences, and you’re left wondering who’s really got the upper hand until the credits roll. And don’t forget The Test. This one’s got a sharper, more psychological edge. It’s all about pressure—how people handle it, break under it, or rise above. The narrative digs deep into what makes people tick when everything’s on the line, and it doesn’t shy away from showing the cracks. All in all, Trish D Chetty’s filmography runs the gamut from creative anarchy to raw human drama. There’s a restless energy to these films, a sense that you’re always on the brink of something big, unpredictable, and maybe a little dangerous.