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In the crowded slums of Kampala, Kyobe, a lonely used-plastics collector, spirals into paranoia after witnessing the death of his pregnant friend Meega (a local food vendor) from malaria. With grief clawing at his mind, Kyobe launches a desperate, obsessive battle to avoid a single mosquito bite, turning his tiny shack into a war zone. As the night deepens, fear blurs into hallucination, and survival collides with madness. NEDDA is a raw, visually arresting descent into grief, poverty, and mental health, where one man’s quiet war becomes a symbol of invisible battles fought in the margins of s