Film

Nollywood: Pascal Atuma’s ‘Okoto the Messenger’ (Film Trailer)

Nigerian Actor, Director and Producer Pascal Atuma is out with a new film titled ‘Okoto the Messenger’ set for release March 2011.

“Okoto the Messenger the movie tells the story of Okoto Igwe (Pascal Atuma) and his girlfriend Angelina(JJ Bunny),both born and raised in Africa, (now living) in America but stuck with the principle of “don’t forget your roots” , and always operating within the African community in America. Boyfriend and girlfriend, a match made in heaven, they both love to have fun at the expense of telling it as it is to their fellow Africans. Okoto travels to Africa and captures living conditions of the close relatives of the other Africans living and enjoying America as if it is their country, forgetting their loved ones at home, and brings it to their face, supported by Angelina 100%, he confronts all of them, face to face, CNN style. Operation get your [act] together or we will tell it as it is.

Okoto is busy trying to tell others about their wrong doings, forgetting that he is committing the highest abomination in African culture, living with his girlfriend Angelina when they are not married, not because Angelina doesn’t want to get married, but because Okoto is not ready. Drama meets comedy at a crossroad in this film.

The film also features Aloma Wright from the TV Show “Scrubs”, Oscar Atuma from My American Nurse 1 and 2, Ghana’s International star Vida Darko, Bill Lee Brown, Nollywood Veterans Ben Nwosu, Ashley Nwosu, Emeka Ani, Nora Roberts etc, and a bunch of upcoming talents like Dee Dabira, Ikenna Ewuchie, Serge Murphy Ukah, Jennifer Oguzie, Stanley Atuma Sierra Leone’s actress Christine Lebbie and many more.

Courtesy photo
Synopsis provided by Pascal Atuma & Golden Icons Magazine
Produced by African Entertainment Group in association with Pascal Atuma Productions.
Produced by Oscar and Pascal Atuma
Film written and directed by ascal Atuma.

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1 Comment

  1. John D Ogusanya says:

    Wow, crispy clean, funny and on point…I love this guy, loved his film American Nurse 1 and 2–Keep it up my brother!!! Nigeria is on d way.

    J Ogusanya

    Calgary, Canada

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