Really Checkmate? by Emily Ratajkowski

During a Vogue Interview Emily Ratajkowski plays a checkmate move on a hand tailored chess board from her father (the pieces are unique which makes it beautiful but a bit difficult to recognize what kind of chess piece it is.

Short question:
Is it checkmate (like Emrata says?)
The video starts at the chess scene:
youtu.be/YAk_SNu1QNk?t=381

Scrolled down: pls copy the link
youtube.com/wat
ch?v=YAk_SNu1QNk&lc=z134zr15oqqffxych220vpu5nmugg3fg104.1478933481334270

There was already a discussion about it. Majority says "No checkmate"
So what do you think? Are there any forcing moves? Do you like the design of the pieces? Which pieces are what?

a pic of the starting position:
www.instagram.com/p/iW3f2WS2Ys/

To me it looks like the kings are opposing the opponents' queens?
Does anybody agree?

Not checkmate. If the piece on b4 is a bishop or queen, Kc2. If the piece on b4 is a knight, Kd2 or Ke1.

Thats what the linked comment says.
What about forcing lines? And the picture with the starting position?