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Enjoy the movie, Tears In The Palace, from which the photos were taken here

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Lovely videos and lovely films. Yet am disappointed that the films are acted in English instead of Igbo.

Igbos deal with every group comfortably. We do not seek to monopolize. Everyone is welcome as long as they can compete

Nuhu Ali (centre)

This is what you get when competition is the key. Everyone has a chance, that's why I love being Igbo.
I love my people. 

Andre Uweh:

Lovely videos and lovely films. Yet am disappointed that the films are acted in English instead of Igbo.

They need foreign markets else it will be only domestic.

Obiagu1:

This is what you get when competition is the key. Everyone has a chance, that's why I love being Igbo.
I love my people.

They need foreign markets else it will be only domestic.

Some can be in English while the rest are produced in Igbo language.
Please how can we revive the dying nature of Igbo language films?.

Andre Uweh:

Some can be in English while the rest are produced in Igbo language.
Please how can we revive the dying nature of Igbo language films?.

The producers are businessmen so they will want a larger market. However, there is no need to produce movies in Igbo language except for cultural purposes except that producer wants to run a charity.

The movies even portray Igbo culture but are all in English with few Igbos here and there.

Obiagu1:

The producers are businessmen so they will want a larger market. However, there is no need to produce movies in Igbo language except for cultural purposes except that producer wants to run a charity.

The movies even portray Igbo culture but are all in English with fee Igbos here and there.

You are right. However, I do not believe that films produced in Igbo language will not penetrate the markets. With over 30 million Ndigbo in Nigeria and over 10 million outside Nigeria, there is no reason whatsoever why the films in Igbo language will not make huge profits for the producers.
Do you know how many copies of the film ''Living in bondage'' were sold?.

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this is very good,,,it shows we are more welcoming to other group

the igbo culture is very very rich,,,,,full of live and vigour

i use to remember my home town i anambra,,,very quiet and peaceful

God bless the igbo nation and culture

God bless nigeria

Question for anyone in the know, is the yellow head covering worn by the man (chief?) in the blue in the center of one of the pictures supposed to represent or symbolize a leopard?