Five Nigerian movies have been listed to compete for the “People’s Choice Award” at the 2017 edition of Nollywood Week Paris Film Festival.
According to the organisers ( www.nollywoodweek.com), the movies include:
1. 76 directed by Izu Ojukwu
2. The Wedding Party directed by Kemi Adetiba
3. Dinner a movie directed by Jay -Franklyn Jituboh.
4. Gidi Blues directed by Femi Odugbemi
5. Green White Green directed by Abba Makama.
The prestigious ‘People’s Choice Award’ is sponsored by Angénieux, a leading manufacturers of high quality optic cinema lenses for the broadcast and film industries.
“Angénieux will gracefully put its optics at the disposal of the winner of the People’s Choice Award, giving them a chance to combine their creativity with French technical know-how during their next shoot.”
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Nollywood Week Paris Film Festival, which started in 2013, is organised by Okada Media, an organisation based in Paris, France.
It showcases the best of the Nigerian film industry with the aim of finding a larger audience and more sustainable distribution system for quality films.
According to the organisers ( www.nollywoodweek.com), the movies include:
1. 76 directed by Izu Ojukwu
2. The Wedding Party directed by Kemi Adetiba
3. Dinner a movie directed by Jay -Franklyn Jituboh.
4. Gidi Blues directed by Femi Odugbemi
5. Green White Green directed by Abba Makama.
The prestigious ‘People’s Choice Award’ is sponsored by Angénieux, a leading manufacturers of high quality optic cinema lenses for the broadcast and film industries.
“Angénieux will gracefully put its optics at the disposal of the winner of the People’s Choice Award, giving them a chance to combine their creativity with French technical know-how during their next shoot.”
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Nollywood Week Paris Film Festival, which started in 2013, is organised by Okada Media, an organisation based in Paris, France.
It showcases the best of the Nigerian film industry with the aim of finding a larger audience and more sustainable distribution system for quality films.