As part of the creative industry’s way of lending its support to the anti-terrorwar in the country, a new movie on how to tackle the menace of Boko Haram was at the weekend shown to journalists in Abuja.
Titled Conscripted, the movie was shot entirely in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to reflect recent bombings in the city, according to the producers.
Three Abuja based companies, Pace Productions, Future World Entertainment and Aikod Global Entertainment, had partnered in this new arrangement for Capital film.
It was produced by Sunny Ken Awoji and directed by Paul Apel Papel for Capital film initiative.
The movie x-rays the challenges of security forces in a bid to combating the activities of terrorists in our society, the strategies and modus operandi of these terrorists, while proffering possible solutions through the dramatic presentations in the action packed movie.
Conscripted celebrates the best of the capital city, with beautiful picture quality and superlative choreographic presentation of several action scenes.
An all Abuja cast, Conscripted is a courageous effort at departing from the regular themes of our usual Nollywood movies. The movie features some of the best artists in Abuja Nollywood, like Aike Odiase, Chinyere Okorie, Sunny Williams, Preach Bassey and others.
“We did this movie so that our Police Force, security agencies can be proactive in combating crimes and fast track investigations when issues come up. So we decided to do something that could be a guide to our security agencies,” said the producer of the flick.
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