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'''''Akambo''''' is a 2023 [[Tiwura|Tiwuran]] {{wp|afrofuturism|bahiofuturist}} {{wp|science fiction film}} directed by [[Tiwura|August Nnamani]]. The film stars [[Tiwura|Thomas Akabueze]], [[Tiwura|Cherry Nbasi]], and [[Gaullica|Jean Fallon]] giving three different perspectives of the [[Tiwura|1992 Gundaya Massacres]] during the [[Tiwura|Second Tiwuran Civil War]]. The film takes on themes about {{wp|genocide}}, [[Community of Nations|CN peacekeeping]], and {{wp|racism}} in Tiwura and its culmination in 1992.  
'''''Akambo''''' is a 2023 [[Tiwura|Tiwuran]] {{wp|animation|animated}} {{wp|afrofuturism|bahiofuturist}} {{wp|science fiction film}} directed by [[Tiwura|August Nnamani]]. The film is based on the 2012 book [[Tiwura|Akambo: All Signs Point To The Bay]] written by [[Tiwura|Okoro Prince]]. The film stars [[Tiwura|Tobias Aniakor]], [[Tiwura|Cherry Nbasi]], [[Tiwura|Okwui Nzekwu]], and [[Tiwura|Tari Fasingha]]. The film sets itself around a {{wp|dystopia|dystopian}} future where the world has been torn apart by warfare, and the only promise for many is the {{wp|high-tech}} city of Akambo, which is built upon the Bay of [[Bahia]]. The film follows refugee Ekene(Aniakor) as he learns more and more about Akambo and the truth behind its existence.  


The film is set to debut at the [[83rd Montecara Film Festival]] on October 24th, 2022 and release globally on November 30th.  
The film is set to debut at the [[84th Montecara Film Festival]].  




==Plot==
==Plot==
The film begins with the arrival of [[Paretia|Paretian]] [[Community of Nations|CN]] peacekeepers into [[Tiwura|Ponulo]]. One of the commanders, Lt. Bernat Vazquez, writes down in his journal his feeling about his deployment, where he remarks about his disdain for the people there. Meanwhile, in [[Tiwura|Dooshiminya]], [[Tiwuran Armed Forces|TAF]] soldier Pvt. Ejike Nwankwo's unit recieves orders to be redeployed to [[Tiwura|Isowo City]]. After a brief fire-fight with rebel forces, Ejike and his squad get into a truck and drive towards Isowo. Elsewhere, in {{wp|Yorubaland|Gundayaland}}, mother Yewande Rotimi is preparing food for her children. She recieves word that her husband, a GPF rebel, was killed in Isowo. She refrains from bringing news to her eldest son, Amos, fearing he would join the rebellion to avenge his father's death.
{{Infobox film
| name          = ''Akambo''
| image          =
| alt            =
| caption        = Worldwide theatrical release poster
| director      = [[Tiwura|August Nnamani]]
| producer      = [[Tiwura|Chioma Asiegbu]]<br>[[Tiwura|Thomas Andeme]]<br>[[Tiwura|Wole Ogunele]]
| writer        = [[Tiwura|Serena Omaye]]<br>[[Tiwura|Farzad Alfa]]
| screenplay    = [[Tiwura|J.T. Ilonzeh]]<br>[[Tiwura|Ejike Igwe]]
| story          =
| based_on      = [[Tiwura|Akambo: All Signs Point To The Bay]] by [[Tiwura|Okoro Prince]]
| starring      = [[Tiwura|Tobias Aniakor]]<br>[[Tiwura|Cherry Nbasi]]<br>[[Tiwura|Okwui Nzekwu]]<br>[[Tiwura|Tari Fasingha]]
| narrator      =
| music          = [[Tiwura|Obie Oku]]
| cinematography = [[Tiwura|William Kelani]]
| editing        = [[Tiwura|Eze Adeola]]
| production_companies = Sunrise Films
| distributor    = North Bahia Film Company
| released      = {{Film date|df=no|2022|10|24|[[Montecara Film Festival]]|2022|11|30|[[Kylaris|World]]}}
| runtime        = 121 minutes
| country        = [[Tiwura]]
| language      = [[Estmere|Estmerish]]
| budget        =
| gross          =   
}}


Returning to Vazquez, the peacekeeping mission moves to assist the already-deployed [[Padaratha|Padarathan]] peacekeeping forces at a CN refugee camp south of Isowo. The other CH commander would tell Vazquez that the TAF was not allowing them to look for refugees north of the river, which leads Vazquez into a heated argument with the TAF commanders and is forced to keep him and foreign volunteers back at the CN headquarters. In Isowo, Ejike finds that thousands of soldiers have been deployed into Isowo. TAF General Hilton Akwaugo delivers a speech to the soldiers, declaring "We will move into their cities, and strike back with such power that when the north cries, all of [[Bahia]] will hear and listen and know that Tiwura will win by all means necessary". Meanwhile, Rotimi finds hundreds fleeing through [[Tiwura|Ogbaopuona]]. She asks what is happening to one of the women, where she is told that the TAF is launching an offensive, and they are slaughtering civilians now. Rotimi, fearing for her family, leaves the city in an attempt to reach [[Tiwura|Odokekere]], the rebel center. Her son, Amos, begins questioning what she said about her father after finding out his unit was in Isowo.  
'''''Akambo''''' is a 2023 [[Tiwura|Tiwuran]] {{wp|afrofuturism|bahiofuturist}} {{wp|science fiction film}} directed by [[Tiwura|August Nnamani]]. The film is based on the 2012 book [[Tiwura|Akambo: All Signs Point To The Bay]] written by [[Tiwura|Okoro Prince]]. The film stars [[Tiwura|Tobias Aniakor]], [[Tiwura|Cherry Nbasi]], [[Tiwura|Okwui Nzekwu]], and [[Tiwura|Tari Fasingha]]. The film sets itself around a {{wp|dystopia|dystopian}} future where the world has been torn apart by warfare, and the only promise for many is the {{wp|high-tech}} city of Akambo, which is built upon the Bay of [[Bahia]]. The film follows refugee Ekene(Aniakor) as he learns more and more about Akambo and the truth behind its existence.  


The next scene is on the road to Ogbaopuona, where Ejike's unit is on a transport truck on their way to the Koriko Province. Ejike begins hearing screams as what he feared became true, followed by him pulling out a picture of his lover, a Gundaya woman from Odokekere. He is interrupted by Sgt. Unwe who takes the picture and asks where she is from, when Ejike lies and tells him Isi Eze. Unwe, hearing the worry in his voice, interrogates him in front of his squad about her. This is ended when the trucks stop at their destination. Elsewhere, Lt. Vazquez writes a new journal entry, scolding the TAF for their refusal to cooperate and also the Tiwuran people. Vazquez is interrupted when the TAF general tells him that they would like the CN peacekeepers to bring any refugees from the offensive to the camp in Isowo, to which Vazquez agrees and his platoon is sent with TAF forces to Koriko. Meanwhile, in Koriko, Amos comes to find out his father's unit was wiped out by a rebel soldier on the run. He confronts Yewande, who tells him it was for his own protection. Amos, angered, flees back to Ogbaopuona. Yewande, not wanting to lose her son, goes to find him, leaving her 10 year old daughter with her cousin near Odokekere.  
The film is set to debut at the [[84th Montecara Film Festival]].  


The next scene follows Ejike as he enters Ogbaopuona. Sgt. Unwe, thinking Ejike is hiding something, orders him to clear the next house of anyone he finds. The tells him that their mission isn't just to defeat the current rebels, but the rebels of tomorrow. Ejike, unwilling to betray his unit, goes into the house to find an old man. Unwe follows him in, and after seeing Ejike refuse, shoots the man and scolds Ejike again. Ejike reveals that he was in love with a Gundaya woman before the war, to which Unwe tells him that he can not do so, and that the Gundaya are the problem in a free Tiwura. Unwe relents, but tells him that he must not disobey any more orders if we wants to keep his life. In the next scene, the CN peacekeepers arrive into the city to find devastation. Unable to intervene, Vazquez begins to breakdown as he realized what he was told to do. One of Vazquez's men, Pfc. Gabriel Cardoso, tries to intervene. This leads to a spat between TAF and CN soldiers, where Cardoso is ordered to stand down and stay in the truck. Vazquez and the rest begin to round up civilians and put them onto transport trucks. The scene then cuts to Yewande, who is searching through the city for Amos. She finds him, but he refuses to go back, now armed with a rifle. He is then shot after engaging TAF soldiers, who are revealed to be Unwe and Ejike's squad.


The CN peacekeepers arrive on the same street, where Vazquez witnesses the following. Unwe, testing Ejike's loyalty, orders him to shoot Yewande. Ejike tells him that she reminds him of his lover, Mariam. Unwe, fed up, shoots Ejike. He takes Yewande and puts her on the transportation trucks to Isowo, where Vazquez realizes he is powerless to stop what happens. The film ends with Vazquez's final journal entry in Tiwura, where he expresses his guilt over his powerlessness and his inability to stop the devastation around him, as well as his admiration for "that nameless soldier". The movie would finish as Vazquez leaves Tiwura a year later, after the rebels had retaken Isowo. He writes "I thank God for men like the nameless soldier. Despite the evil that pressures him, he used his final moments to spare an innocent life". This is followed by Yewande waving from the camp after it was liberated by the rebels.  
==Plot==
The film begins in {{wp|Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction|post-apocalyptic}} [[Tiwura]]. The protagonist, Ekene, had finally reached the ruins of [[Omamiri]]. Ekene is jumped by a group of bandits as he enters the city, fending them off and escaping to a rusty nearby hotel. Ekene stops for the night, where he looks at his map, which has a line from [[Shangea]] all the way to the [[Bahia|Bay of Bahia]], and crosses out the last stop in his destination, Omamiri. After doing this, Ekene hears the crackling of flames and he looks outside and sees a raging forest fire in the distance. Relieved to see that it is at a good distance away, he falls asleep. He is awoken when he hears his door creak open, and a man walks in. Ekene reacts and pushes the man against a wall, asking him who he is and why he came into the room. The man tells him his name is Bahar Karubi, and he came to find "the city". Ekene asks Bahar how he found out about this it, and Bahar tells him that he was once a soldier in what remains of [[Zorasan]], and protected one of the world's holiest cities. One day, he was out on patrol and was ambushed by bandits. Bahar says he thought that would be his last day, until suddenly the gunshots were gone, and upon looking up to find the bandits, all he saw was a lone sign sitting in the desert that read "Find Paradise! Find the Grand City! Escape Desolation! Look for the Bay!" "Since then," Bahar exclaims, "I survived and have sought all around for paradise." Bahar asks Ekene why he is here, and Ekene replies that while he only remember faintly hearing about the city as a child. Bahar suddenly leaves the room, saying that he forgot his first aid kit somewhere else. Ekene tries to follow him, but Bahar is long gone. Looking out the window, Ekene makes a confused face as he sees pristine green trees where he saw the fire. Ignoring it, Ekene makes is way through the ruins of Omamiri.  


Ekene turns past a corner and sees the shoreline, and past it, a glistening skyline of buildings taller than he had ever seen. The architecture reflects a {{wp|afrofuturism|bahiofuturist}} style. Astonished Ekene slowly walks along the coast, eventually seeing a vast causeway stretching to the city in the bay. At the front there is a sign stating "Go in and Shine". Music ramps up as Ekene walks along the causeway, made of bright silverly and green metals and gems. Eventually, Ekene reaches the bright gates of the city. The doors open, and Ekene is greeted by a man. The man welcome Ekene and brings him to transportation pod that takes him around the city. The guide tells him the city is named Akambo, and it was built years ago after the fall of the world by brilliant men. Ekene asks why they leave signs around the world telling people to come here, to which the guide tells him that it is their goal to be a refuge for all mankind. The two arrive at a skyscraper
==Cast==
==Cast==
*[[Tiwura|Thomas Akabueze]] as ''Pvt. Ejike Nwankwo''
 
*[[Tiwura|Cherry Nbasi]] as ''Yewande Rotimi''
*[[Gaullica|Jean Fallon]] as ''Lt. Bernat Vazquez''
*[[Tiwura|Zebenjo Ozioma]] as ''Amos Rotimi''
*[[Tiwura|Dada Lasisi]] as ''Felicity Rotimi''
*[[Tiwura|Eche Urunwa]] as ''Sgt. Felix Unwe''
*[[Paretia|Jose Dominguez]] as ''Pfc. Gabriel Cardoso''


==Production==
==Production==

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Akambo
Directed byAugust Nnamani
Written bySerena Omaye
Farzad Alfa
Screenplay byJ.T. Ilonzeh
Ejike Igwe
Based onAkambo: All Signs Point To The Bay by Okoro Prince
Produced byChioma Asiegbu
Thomas Andeme
Wole Ogunele
StarringTobias Aniakor
Cherry Nbasi
Okwui Nzekwu
Tari Fasingha
CinematographyWilliam Kelani
Edited byEze Adeola
Music byObie Oku
Production
company
Sunrise Films
Distributed byNorth Bahia Film Company
Release dates
Running time
121 minutes
CountryTiwura
LanguageEstmerish

Akambo is a 2023 Tiwuran animated bahiofuturist science fiction film directed by August Nnamani. The film is based on the 2012 book Akambo: All Signs Point To The Bay written by Okoro Prince. The film stars Tobias Aniakor, Cherry Nbasi, Okwui Nzekwu, and Tari Fasingha. The film sets itself around a dystopian future where the world has been torn apart by warfare, and the only promise for many is the high-tech city of Akambo, which is built upon the Bay of Bahia. The film follows refugee Ekene(Aniakor) as he learns more and more about Akambo and the truth behind its existence.

The film is set to debut at the 84th Montecara Film Festival.


Plot

Akambo
Directed byAugust Nnamani
Written bySerena Omaye
Farzad Alfa
Screenplay byJ.T. Ilonzeh
Ejike Igwe
Based onAkambo: All Signs Point To The Bay by Okoro Prince
Produced byChioma Asiegbu
Thomas Andeme
Wole Ogunele
StarringTobias Aniakor
Cherry Nbasi
Okwui Nzekwu
Tari Fasingha
CinematographyWilliam Kelani
Edited byEze Adeola
Music byObie Oku
Production
company
Sunrise Films
Distributed byNorth Bahia Film Company
Release dates
Running time
121 minutes
CountryTiwura
LanguageEstmerish

Akambo is a 2023 Tiwuran bahiofuturist science fiction film directed by August Nnamani. The film is based on the 2012 book Akambo: All Signs Point To The Bay written by Okoro Prince. The film stars Tobias Aniakor, Cherry Nbasi, Okwui Nzekwu, and Tari Fasingha. The film sets itself around a dystopian future where the world has been torn apart by warfare, and the only promise for many is the high-tech city of Akambo, which is built upon the Bay of Bahia. The film follows refugee Ekene(Aniakor) as he learns more and more about Akambo and the truth behind its existence.

The film is set to debut at the 84th Montecara Film Festival.


Plot

The film begins in post-apocalyptic Tiwura. The protagonist, Ekene, had finally reached the ruins of Omamiri. Ekene is jumped by a group of bandits as he enters the city, fending them off and escaping to a rusty nearby hotel. Ekene stops for the night, where he looks at his map, which has a line from Shangea all the way to the Bay of Bahia, and crosses out the last stop in his destination, Omamiri. After doing this, Ekene hears the crackling of flames and he looks outside and sees a raging forest fire in the distance. Relieved to see that it is at a good distance away, he falls asleep. He is awoken when he hears his door creak open, and a man walks in. Ekene reacts and pushes the man against a wall, asking him who he is and why he came into the room. The man tells him his name is Bahar Karubi, and he came to find "the city". Ekene asks Bahar how he found out about this it, and Bahar tells him that he was once a soldier in what remains of Zorasan, and protected one of the world's holiest cities. One day, he was out on patrol and was ambushed by bandits. Bahar says he thought that would be his last day, until suddenly the gunshots were gone, and upon looking up to find the bandits, all he saw was a lone sign sitting in the desert that read "Find Paradise! Find the Grand City! Escape Desolation! Look for the Bay!" "Since then," Bahar exclaims, "I survived and have sought all around for paradise." Bahar asks Ekene why he is here, and Ekene replies that while he only remember faintly hearing about the city as a child. Bahar suddenly leaves the room, saying that he forgot his first aid kit somewhere else. Ekene tries to follow him, but Bahar is long gone. Looking out the window, Ekene makes a confused face as he sees pristine green trees where he saw the fire. Ignoring it, Ekene makes is way through the ruins of Omamiri.

Ekene turns past a corner and sees the shoreline, and past it, a glistening skyline of buildings taller than he had ever seen. The architecture reflects a bahiofuturist style. Astonished Ekene slowly walks along the coast, eventually seeing a vast causeway stretching to the city in the bay. At the front there is a sign stating "Go in and Shine". Music ramps up as Ekene walks along the causeway, made of bright silverly and green metals and gems. Eventually, Ekene reaches the bright gates of the city. The doors open, and Ekene is greeted by a man. The man welcome Ekene and brings him to transportation pod that takes him around the city. The guide tells him the city is named Akambo, and it was built years ago after the fall of the world by brilliant men. Ekene asks why they leave signs around the world telling people to come here, to which the guide tells him that it is their goal to be a refuge for all mankind. The two arrive at a skyscraper

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