Voiceless featuring Rekiya Attah makes cinema debut
VOICELESS, a new film featuring Rekiya Attah, will make its way into Nigerian cinemas on Friday, November 20. Centered around terrorism in Northern-Eastern Nigeria and inspired by true events, Voiceless features several Nollywood practitioners that told the story of Salma and Goni, two victims captured by a dreaded terrorist gang. While one is forced to work for insurgents as a skilled mechanic, the other,
Voiceless goes to cinemas nationwide
Three major Nollywood studios, Native Media, Theatrone Media, and Whitestone Pictures, have jointly announced the release of their much-anticipated, insurgency-inspired romantic-thriller, Voiceless. The film is set to open in cinemas across the country from November 20, 2020. Centred on the notorious terrorism in north-eastern Nigeria and inspired by true events, Voiceless tells the story of Salma and Goni, two victims captured by a dreaded terrorist gang,
Ofime Digs into Insurgency, Trauma in “Voiceless” Movie
With the theme of love, betrayal and terrorism, the memory of the stolen dreams of Chibok Girls is evoked in Rogers Ofime’s new movie, ‘Voiceless’ which hits the cinemas today. The indigenous thriller interrogates life after the rescue of the abducted school girls and boys, writes Yinka Olatunbosun Panic may be written on the faces of the young characters in the new movie, “Voiceless”
Voiceless: Untold Story Of Love, Death, Betrayals, Hope In Season Of Insurgency
Last Thursday, three major Nollywood studios, Native Media, Theatrone Media, and Whitestone Pictures, jointly announced the release of their much-anticipated, insurgency-inspired romantic-thriller, Voiceless. This feature film brings to the fore, the plight of Boko Haram abductees, the psychological trauma they are subjected to, and the difficulty of re-integrating them back into the society. Voiceless is a gripping love story based on actual events, fiction, yet
Voiceless, Ofime’s Hausa-language movie hits cinemas Nov. 20
Rogers Ofime’s latest movie, ‘Voiceless’, a Hausa language feature film will open at cinemas on Friday, November 20. Directed by Robert Peters and starring Esther Asabe Phillips, Adam Garba, Rekiya Attah, Sani Muazu, Uzee Usman and Yakubu Mohammed, the movie excerpts from the 2014 Chibok girls abduction to tell a story of love, betrayal and anguish. It centres on Salma (Philips) and Goni (Garba), captured