Inspired by a true story, Nice Lady transforms an ordinary trip home into a chilling descent into fear when Ally becomes the target of the ancient Kanaima spirit. As a sinister presence follows her into the safety of her own home, Ally must confront an evil rooted in Caribbean folklore and survival. Atmospheric, suspenseful, and culturally grounded, the film blends supernatural horror with regional mythology to deliver a haunting and unforgettable experience. Nice Lady received the Viewer’s Choice Award at GATFFEST. The film is written and directed by Jamaican-Guyanese filmmaker Kaiel Eytle, a screenwriter, cinematographer, director, and creative industry advocate whose work spans film, television, and cultural development across the Caribbean. A graduate of the Full Sail University Film Programme and founding board member of the Jamaica Film and Television Association (JAFTA), Eytle has played a major role in shaping Jamaica’s film ecosystem through his work with the UWI Community Film Project and GATFFEST. Through his company, Watooka Films, and the JUYAA Creator Collective, he continues to champion Caribbean storytelling, creative collaboration, and industry growth throughout the region.