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Actress Iwunze Doris Adanna put filmmakers on the blast and it is messy, the drama started
when the actress took to her Instagram to post a quote about filmmakers who rush to put out trashy projects because of pride, vanity and ego. “Let the quality of work match the hype!! #nollywood#noteverymovieshouldbeincinemas,” the actress said in the capti

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At first, many people felt this was a general statement, but discerning folks noticed that she did not promote movie producer Courage Aigbede's latest film, "seen under", in which she starred as a lead character.



Udokajane reports that Adanna Iwunze felt the movie was not cinema-worthy and it was the reason she did not show up at the private screening, and also why she did not promote the movie on her social media pages.

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Now, she has taken to her Instagram, schooling filmmakers on the importance of producing cinema-worthy project.