93 Days, a movie centred on the Nigerian Reality, is set for release. It tells the true-life story of men and women who displayed rear bravery and made sacrifices to save people from the consequences of the Ebola Virus outbreak.
The movie is a compelling human story of dedication, sacrifice, resilience and survival.
It eulogized the bravery of the late Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh and her colleagues demonstrating their encounter with the late American-Liberian, Patrick Sawyer, who was the index case of the Ebola Virus in Nigeria.
It, however, centred towards ensuring that the right medical procedures were in place to stop the spread of the disease in the country.
As stated by the producers, 93 Days is definitely a must-watch with a perfect blend of both local and international casts to ensure excellent quality and international exposure was achieved.
Renowned American Theatre practitioner and Filmmaker, Pemon Rami was part of the producers.
“Our aim is to create a feature film that would resonate with many people across the world particularly in Nigeria and its sub-region. At its core, 93 Days is a tale of common humanity and just how much we can achieve when we stand united,” Bolanle Austen-Peters stated.
The project was a co-production between Michel Angelo Production, Bolanle Austen-Peters Production (BAP) and Natives Film Works.
Bolanle Austen-Peters added, “We recognize that we have to tell our own stories, we also recognize that hardly ever are all the stars aligned to allow Nigeria and Nigerians shine on the international scene, our role is to celebrate our heroes and Nigeria on the global scene.”
93 Days was directed by Steve Gukas, and produced by Bolanle Austen-Peters, Dotun Olakunri and Steve Gukas.