Am I Going Too Fast? is a digital tapestry of the intersecting worlds and interactions of craftspeople, shopkeepers, and ordinary folks whose lives have been transformed by new technologies, cell phone banking, and micro-finance; threads that weave together to form a web of connection and possibility in contemporary Nairobi. As The Guardian’s Sam Jones writes: “According to [Christopher] Myers, the popular western image of poverty is as stale as it is wrong. ‘It’s static: it’s this image of the idle poor and the child standing in the midst of rubble, and we really wanted to challenge that flatness and give a more nuanced and layered idea of what poverty is,’ he said. ‘Poverty is a lot of people working very hard; poverty is endless amounts of ingenuity, poverty is structural problems that haven’t been addressed, and we wanted to reflect all of that.’”Sam Jones, “Sundance Short Film Competition Invites Innovative Development Stories,” The Guardian, April 25, 2014.