IJE : The Journey- 65%

 

IJE is a story of Chioma, a child growing up in the Nigerian countryside who warned her restless sister, Anya about the trappings of the American Dream. Now ten years later, Anya is accused of killing three men in a Hollywood Hills mansion- one of them her record producer-husband. Chioma travels from Nigeria to Los Angeles, and with the help of a young, unproven attorney, discovers that the dark secret her sister wants to keep hidden might be the only thing that can win her freedom

Anchor baby - 70%

A Nigerian couple living undocumented in the United States, has been ordered to leave the country by U.S. immigration, but decide against all odds that they will leave only after Joyce, who is five months pregnant, delivers her baby, to guarantee automatic U.S. citizenship for their child. Therefore ignoring the deportation order, the couple goes into hiding. When Paul is caught and deported, and just as the pregnant mother is about to give up hope, she meets Susan, who offers to help in the form of safe, free accommodation until the baby is born.      

"Girls in the mood"- 35%

The movie potrays the lifestyle of modern day prostitutes, solicited sex, drugs and the implications of the lifestyle

"Mrs Somebody"- 65%

After a motivational sermon in church, Kaira, a woman of marriageable age, is so desperate to get married that she buys herself a wedding gown, in anticipation that she will be proposed to...

LAST FLIGHT TO ABUJA - 60%

A movie in honour of the Dana air crash of 2006, Travelers board the last Flamingo Airways flight scheduled to fly from Lagos to Abuja on a fateful Friday night on schedule,  but faces technical failure mid-air, and rapidly develops major difficulties that sends it to the brink of disaster.

MR & MRS - 70%

"Mr and Mrs" is a story of the friction experienced by power couples struggling to strike a balance between their social status, marriage, and family commitments.

JOURNEY TO SELF - 45 %

"Journey to Self" is an intense story of friendship, sacrifice, empowerment and self-respect between childhood friends. Uche, (one of the friends) who had all the while been the financial pillar and source of strength to the other four (Regina, Nse, Rume and Alex) dies, but requests as a last wish that the other friends be present at her home in Abuja for her funeral.The funeral weekend turned out to provoke a journey into self discovery and a test of their individual characters as the four friends read the series of letters late Uche had left for them.