"Between Rhythms" is a documentary directed by Donald Hancock that explores the complex identities of second and third-generation Nigerians in the U.S. as they navigate cultural belonging and prejudice. The film follows Omotayo, a scholar and mother, as she reflects on raising her Nigerian-American daughter while grappling with her own cultural identity shaped by both Nigerian traditions and the Black American experience. Through personal stories and expert interviews, the documentary examines the challenges of preserving Nigerian identity in the diaspora amidst the growing global appreciation of Nigerian cultures.