A visual meditation on the issues troubling a young Nigerian, the film is an attempt to deconstruct the inherent colonial language and way of seeing oneself. It is a plea to a society that needs to self-reflect and self-address at a time in which it is increasingly distracted and sedated by incompatible examples. The film displays the hope that Nigerians will reason beyond their economic insecurities and consciousness of the backdrop of a supposedly superior western world.
Rozalina Kaneng Lolang | Nigeria 2006 | 50min | DVD | English
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2007 | Africa in Motion | EDINBURGH, Scottland | www.africa-in-motion.org.uk
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* UK Premiere
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