Erunoh: Standby Action! |
Friday, 23 May 2008 14:45 |
The Cameroonian film industry will be a movie richer in the coming months when Erunoh, a film written by emerging actress Ngwai Susan would have been released. A preview of the movie has been validated by film critics, paving the way for shooting which begins in locations around Yaounde in the coming days. Erunoh exploits the theme of modern slavery, manifested through the housemaid phenomenon. “It is a serious child abuse and human rights issue which the movie must address,” Susan explains. Erunoh is directed by Naah Joyce and stars Ngwai Susan, Enow Rita, Keti Sylvanus and hope-rising child actress, DaGrace. |
Last Updated on Friday, 23 May 2008 14:47 |
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