Blood and Henna

2012 Nigerian film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Blood and Henna is a 2012 Nigerian film directed by Kenneth Gyang, starring Ali Nuhu, Sadiq Sani Sadiq and Nafisat Abdullahi. The film tries to narrate the ordeal of the 1996 Pfizer Clinical Test in Kano, Nigeria.[1] It received 6 nominations at the 9th Africa Movie Academy Awards, and eventually won only the award for Best Costume Design.[2]

Directed byKenneth Gyang
Screenplay by
  • Kenneth Gyang
  • Nura Akilu
Produced by
  • Nura Akilu
  • Kenneth Gyang
  • Ali Nuhu
Starring
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Blood and Henna
Directed byKenneth Gyang
Screenplay by
  • Kenneth Gyang
  • Nura Akilu
Produced by
  • Nura Akilu
  • Kenneth Gyang
  • Ali Nuhu
Starring
CinematographyIfeanyi Iloduba
Edited byAbdul-Jabbar Ahmad
Production
company
Newage Networks
Release date
  • 2012 (2012)
Running time
105 minutes
CountryNigeria
LanguageHausa
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Plot

Set in a 1996 Nigeria, a Lagos shop-owner, Musa returns to his hometown in Northern Nigeria after his shop was set ablaze in Lagos due to political unrests in the state by opposing parties. Musa is warmly welcomed back to his village by everyone, especially two of his very close friends. One of his friends, Shehu, a journalist very critical of the present military government had to quit his job to teach in a community school. Saude's father is the wealthiest farmer in the village. He married off Saude to Musa after He expanded his father's business with his expertise in farming. The couple were having a perfect marriage until she began to have a series of miscarriages. A deadly infection spreads through the village which threatens the very existence of the community.[3]

Cast

Release

A trailer for the film was released on November 25, 2011.[4]

Accolades

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