Gabrielle Union-Wade has currently mirrored on non-public transformation after turning 50 in October’s final year.

Speaking to Variety at the American Black Film Festival (ABFF), Gabrielle said, “Whatever I notion that my desires were, I used to be making them small.”

“Turning 50 is about making matters larger through increasing the thought of what the probabilities should even be,” noted the actress.

The outlet mentioned that Gabrielle debuted two tasks at ABFF consisting of the Netflix rom-com The Perfect Find and the BET+ docuseries My Journey to 50.

Elaborating on docuseries, the producer mentioned, “My Journey to 50 is about discovering one’s self, an excursion I embarked on in an effort to extra genuinely and freely stay the subsequent 50 to 60 years of my life.”

“If you locate self, you discover freedom. And what higher way to locate self and the supply of all of our selves than Africa — the birthplace of all civilisation, the birthplace of the whole lot that’s proper has passed off in the world,” remarked the veteran actress.

The motive to debut her docuseries at ABFF used to be due to the fact “we centre Blackness”.

“We don’t run from it. We don’t give an explanation for it. We don’t apologise for it,” she noted.

As a long way as Netflix new film is concerned, Gabrielle disclosed that the film is the adaptation of Tia Williams’ book.

She added, “The persona in the film showcases a new opportunity for her and the movie-makers to make bigger Hollywood’s attitudes about what sells, and the crowds at ABFF and Tribeca (where it received the target market award for narrative features) affirmed their instincts.”

“The human beings are speaking, and it’s time we listen,” she concluded.