One of the most successful and significant early Nigerian films, “Bisi, Daughter of the River,” may soon be revisited from a contemporary perspective.
A movie producer is seeking to remake the film, which represents the “golden age” of Nigerian cinema in the 1970s, when filmmakers began producing films on celluloid for Nigerian audiences.
The film, whose production was reportedly financially supported by the late business magnate, M.K.O. Abiola, starred, among…
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