CaptiV Dream
CaptiV Dream is a heartfelt tribute to the Chibok girls, kidnapped while preparing for their exams in April 2014.
With a future brutally paused by the Boko Haram group, the girls as well as the family, friends, and community they were taken from, are victims of terrorism.
CaptiV Dream is a heartfelt tribute to the Chibok girls,that were kidnapped by Boko Haram terrorists while preparing for their exams in April 2014.
With a future brutally paused by the Boko Haram group, the girls as well as the family, friends, and community they were taken from, are victims of terrorism.
As the years go by, the conversation about the girls has slowed down. However, records as of April 2021 show that over 100 girls are still missing. CaptiV Dream advocates for the return of the girls, as much as it explores the dangers of excluding or tampering with the education of the girl-child in Northern Nigeria.
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Rejoice AbutsaDirectorVictim; Mr Andrisan: Life Beyond the Big Screen
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Rejoice AbutsaWriterVictim; Mr Andrisan: Life Beyond the Big Screen
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Rejoice AbutsaProducerVictim; Mr Andrisan: Life Beyond the Big Screen
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Joseph OloidiProducerCaptiV Dream
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Joseph OloidiAnimator
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Blessyn KureKey Cast"Ashe"
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Ogunsanmi PhilemonIllustrator
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Morgan AziMusic
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Project Type:Animation
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Runtime:3 minutes 52 seconds
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Completion Date:May 6, 2021
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Production Budget:7,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Nigeria
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Country of Filming:Nigeria
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Language:English
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - University College London
Rejoice Abutsa is a Creative Strategist, Filmmaker, and Researcher with interests in African Cinema and its transnational potential. She has produced films with social attention to rape and gender victimization within tertiary institutions, a documentary on the life of a resilient actor in his 60's, and the Chibok Girls animated story titled, ‘CaptiV Dream’.
She has served as a Development and Marketing Consultant for some Nollywood cinema projects including Light in the Dark (currently screening on Netflix) and The Lost Café (On Afroland TV).