"Thou Art That: The Sayed Sabrina Story"

The groundbreaking documentary "Thou Art That: The Sayed Sabrina Story" offers an intimate glimpse into the life and career of the independent artist known simply as Sabrina.

Inspired by Gordon Durich's article on Sabrina and her album "Thou Art That", the documentary explores her rise from humble beginnings to an international sensation, encapsulating her creative journey, personal trials, and triumphant spirit.

The singer, musician, and songwriter's background is as diverse as her music. Raised by a Muslim father and Catholic mother, she recounts a household where music, rather than religion, was the focus. Despite challenges such as being a teenage mother and facing juvenile detention, Sabrina's talent transformed her life.

Sabrina's album is a personal and professional milestone. She shares, "This work incorporates the diverse styles that define me, and I'm deeply thankful for the incredible talents that contributed to this project. Together, we've crafted something truly special."

According to insiders, the album's tracks are a mix of deeply personal and profoundly meaningful. "The Pedestrian" whimsically explores Sabrina's experience as a non-driver in Los Angeles, accompanied by an animated music video. This song, along with others, is spotlighted in the documentary.

Durich remarks, "Creating this documentary was a labor of love, years in the making. I'm excited to bring Sabrina's incredible story to the world, highlighting the indomitable spirit of a self-made artist."

The 24-minute documentary is being submitted to film festivals and other platforms globally. Producers describe "Thou Art That: The Sayed Sabrina Story" as an inspiring watch, capturing a narrative of success and resilience that resonates with the uplifting essence of Sayed Sabrina's music.