Eyimofe hits home, appeals to global film industry, says Nigeria’s

one of the Berlinale’s special venues in Berlin, on Friday February 28, but also provided the audience with some closing remarks. By coincidence, and given his role in Germany, the Ambassador, in this interview with ANITA KOUASSIGAN in Berlin, is able to provide some very useful insights into the realities captured in the movie and Nigeria as a whole.

Well, from the outset, I was impressed with the quality of the production, the cinematography and the intuitiveness of the acting. Even before it started, I was intrigued by the fact that one of the issues the film throws up is that of migration, which perhaps is one of the most topical issues in Europe today.

I am certain that many in the German audience who have experienced personal tragedies can relate to Eyimofe’s travails. And let’s not forget that Germany was one of the major emigrant countries in the world, with Germans emigrating to different parts of the world to seek better opportunities. Beyond this, social mobility has always existed in Nigeria.” And yes, Nigeria’s talent was on display in Berlin. Movies are a powerful medium that has to be used responsibly though.

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