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A Trip to the village tells a story of a traditional man called Felix, who has two daughters by name Amara and Ezinne Christy his wife.
Felix believes that female children should be given Quality education hence HE told Amara to prepare for her masters after her NYSC service. Amara wasn't happy with Felix's plans but what would she do?
In the land of Ngwa Annual festival takes place where sons and daughters of the land both home and in diaspora comes back to celebrate their culture and heritage. Felix beforehand warned his children not to go for Egwu Onwa. But why would he do that?
If anything goes wrong because of the restrictions who would you blame? Stay glued so you can pass your judgement....
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A Trip to the village tells a story of a traditional man called Felix, who has two daughters by name Amara and Ezinne Christy his wife. Felix believes that female children should be given Quality education hence HE told Amara to prepare for her masters after her NYSC service. Amara wasn't happy with Felix's plans but what would she do? In the land of Ngwa Annual festival takes place where sons and daughters of the land both home and in diaspora comes back to celebrate their culture and heritage. Felix beforehand warned his children not to go for Egwu Onwa. But why would he do that? If anything goes wrong because of the restrictions who would you blame? Stay glued so you can pass your judgement....
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nzereogu Obioma Christiana
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Box Office:$6,000
Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:LGDR Studio, Global Talent Media Hub.LTD, Ndmax Movies Tv, Daddy-G Visual Studio, Super T Records, Jenniscrinart Services, Almasterky, UST Graphics
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