Often, when excellent films are produced, we forget about the efforts put behind the scene. These efforts serve as the bedrock of the success of the films. These are the things Kemi Lala simply called Lala and Chioma Omeruah, better known as Chigul opened up to the Guardian Life team about in the making of Eyimofe.
The viewer might not be aware, but the actors reveal during this interview that even the simplest of roles in a film requires effort.
The Making Of The Cast
Lala, through silence, and body language expressively put on screen, a didactic message that reflects the realities of Nigerians. These realities are evidently present in how the people are being pushed to the extreme by the government’s perceived silence, and the resultant outburst by citizens (as seen in the most recent protest against police brutality).
On one hand is Lala’s character, Madam, a reflection of a corrupt government that is self-serving with little regard for the wellbeing of its citizens. On the…
Source: Guardian Newspaper
