Kunle Afolayan Movie Citation – Themed on Violence Against Women
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Christina Ngene
I am a movie enthusiast with a passion for writing and a desire to see the African movie industries grow. I try to use my skills as an artist to cheer for Nollywood by writing for NollyMania. • Syndicate Correspondent
A press briefing on the new movie ‘Citation’ by Kunle Afolayan was recently held. The team of filmmakers working on ‘Citation’ shared with the public that the backdrop of the movie is violence against women and girls.
The creators of the movie are aiming to inform women on rights. Also to let them know how to live above abuse and violation in a society where the issue is more or less cancer. ‘Citation’ will provide women with ideas that will help them aspire to become successful.
Settings of Kunle Afolayan new movie ‘Citation’
University campuses are a platform for both social and moral decadence to play out and ‘Citation’ illustrates the issue.
In ‘Citation’ a university bully, Lucien N’Dyare infuriates a postgraduate student by constantly mistreating her. She decides to act by dragging him to the school senate. How this plays out for both Moremi, Lucien, as well as the senate and the rest of the female students, makes us more inquisitive about ‘Citation’
‘Citation’ is written by Tunde Babalola. Kunle Afolayan and his ‘Citation’ team will be using locations around Nigeria, Senegal and Cape Verde for the movie. The project is supported by several partners.
‘Citation’ will feature a host of delightful actors including:
- Joke Silva
- Ini Edo
- Temi Otedola
- Yomi Fash-Lanso
- Gabriel Afolayan
- Sadiq Daba
- Bukunmi Oluwashina
- Toyin Bifari
- Wole Olowomojuore
The list also includes a number of actors from other nationalities including:
- Bienvenu Neba – Ivorian
- Jimmy Jean-Louis – Haitian-French
- Adjetey Anang – Ghana
- Raymond Reboul – French-Ivorian
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