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News July 24, 2024 0

‘UME (Breathe)’ Tackles Terminal Disability and Sisterhood in Igbo Film

by Eniayekan Hope

UME (Breathe), a short film directed by Faustina Okomayin and produced by Sandra Iroegbu, centers on the psychological struggles of a successful doctor, played by Celia Okechukwu who has been paralyzed following a motor accident […]