Abigail Sakari is a filmmaker, actress, and movement practitioner, raised in Devon. Her work explores the pursuit of fame, visibility, and external validation in contemporary culture. Drawing from the visual language of social media, reality television, influencer, and meme culture, her films examine the increasingly blurred boundary between performance and identity.

Through satire and moments of unexpected tenderness, Lacy exposes the quiet absurdity of a culture built on self-optimisation, where success, beauty, and wellness become currencies of self-worth.

A former reality television contestant with a philosophical sensibility, Abigail approaches these worlds from both the inside and the outside. Rather than condemning or celebrating internet culture, her work observes it with curiosity, questioning the systems that shape our desires and the stories we tell ourselves about who we should become.

Raised by a Pilates teacher and a father passionate about fitness, movement has always been central to Abigail’s life. She is now a Pilates and functional movement teacher, working with private clients internationally and teaching signature classes at Equinox. This lived experience has profoundly informed the world of Lacy, whose life as an aspiring fitness influencer explores the fine line between genuine wellbeing and obsessive self-improvement.

Alongside her filmmaking, Abigail collaborated with FKA twigs on Oh My Love from CAPRISONGS, writing and performing the closing monologue on self-worth and friendship. Most recently, she appeared in Fightland, executive produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, showing on Starz.

Abigail’s work explores the moments where ambition, image, and self collide. Rather than offering answers, it asks a simple question:

Are Your Desires Your Own?

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