Renowned Nigerian actress Genevieve Nnaji has spoken about her vision and eagerness to witness increased synergy across film industries on the African continent.
“I think my dream has always been that we have some intercontinental production within the African region. And I can’t wait to see that happen,” she said on Deadline Podcast.
The 47-year-old producer and director of the first Nigerian film acquired by Netflix, ‘Lion Heart,’ expressed excitement about the growing number of female producers, directors, and filmmakers in Nigeria’s film industry.
She expressed that the Nigerian industry, despite being relatively young at about 40 years old, has made significant progress and still has great potential for future growth
“Seeing a lot more female producers, directors, and filmmakers come up is also very inspiring to me. The industry is barely 40 years old, but we’ve achieved so much in such a short time.”
Optimistic about the future, the Imo State-born star added that she “can’t wait to see what the future holds for the industry in Africa.
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