Our film industry is really backward. Imagine a yoruba film I accidentally came across, titled 'Afemi'. The villain of the film who just murdered her husband, suddenly began to shed tears as she faced the camera, saying, "I want all of you watching me to learn from my attitude. I killed my husband out of jealousy."

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My question is can't Nollywood produce films without trying to overemphasize the moral behind its movie? I have watched many motivational and touching films such as Akeelah and The Bee and 3 Idiots and I haven't seen where an actor is trying to draw the attention of the audience to himself directly.

When will our movie industry start working hard to make their films look more real? Na wa for Nigeria my country o

You mean Nollywood

SammyO4real:
Our film industry is really backward. Imagine a yoruba film I accidentally came across, titled 'Afemi'. The villain of the film who just murdered her husband, suddenly began to shed tears as she faced the camera, saying, "I want all of you watching me to learn from my attitude. I killed my husband out of jealousy."

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My question is can't Nollywood produce films without trying to overemphasize the moral behind its movie? I have watched many motivational and touching films such as Akeelah and The Bee and 3 Idiots and I haven't seen where an actor is trying to draw the attention of the audience to himself directly.

When will our movie industry start working hard to make their films look more real? Na wa for Nigeria my country o

them dey doubt say viewers go understand

Funny nollywood.

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Nollywood shaaa

like they say, if u want sumtin done rite, u av to do it urself

vilight:
like they say, if u want sumtin done rite, u av to do it urself

Then I have to venture into NOLLYWOOD film be dat. I dey come

Maynation