NAKATO explores the complexity of domestic violence and a young woman's desire to escape the situation, despite all the societal barriers against her. The film's narrative unfolds via her secret meetings with her social worker. Being far from home, Ritah speaks to her family via video calls mostly, and is unable to tell them the issues she is facing. Struggling to admit to herself what the marriage and a previously loving union has become. Her only shelter and outlet is regular check ins with her support worker - Tess.
—Mevis Birungi