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Chatroom Movie

Chatroom debuts in style to celebrate IWD

To celebrate international women’s day, the Deputy British High Commissioner, Harriet Thompson, hosted guests to an exclusive screening of the movie, CHATROOM, produced by Peju Ibekwe. Members of the press, cast and professional organizations had the pleasure of viewing the movie as it debuted for the first time at the residence of the Deputy British High Commissioner, Ikoyi, Lagos.

The Movie, CHATROOM, is an inspiring story of hope and triumph; set against the backdrop of an original TV Dance reality show. It tells the story of a young girl, Ebiere who enters a TV reality show contest to escape the haunting ghost of her past and her present deprivation. However, an incident in the house forces her to go back to the past she had tried to forget and further reveal a disturbing secret that would throw the entire nation into shock.

 

L-R: International award winning musician and actress, Omawumi Megbele; Deputy Head Of Mission. British Deputy High Commission, Mr. Peter Thomas; Producer, CHATROOM, Peju Ibekwe; and founder, WARIF, Dr DaSilva and Isabelle Pearson of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

 

The hilarious experiences in the house turn the table in an unexpected way bound to keep audiences in stitches and at the edges of their chairs at the same time.

Adesuwa Onyenokwe, veteran broadcaster and the publisher of Today’s Woman magazine is the movie’s associate producer while it was directed by Chike Ibekwe whose first film, Eternal, won the Ecrans D’or.

 

L-R: Award winning director, Chike ibekwe; Gil Colenberg, a guest; Producer, CHATROOM, Peju Ibekwe; and founder, WARIF, Dr DaSilva and international actress, singer and dancer, Ronya Man

CHATROOM was screened in commemoration of the international women’s day 2020 (#IWD2020). The movie started conversations on Gender-based violence against women and the need to eradicate the silence culture when speaking up would start the healing process.

The private screening was attended by delegates from the United Nations Women, the Institute of Councilors, The Education Partnership Centre, the Aspire Coronation Trust Foundation, Women at Risk International Foundation (WARIF), the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and Sterling Bank amongst others. Other attendees included international award-winning musician and actress who also starred in the movie, Omawumi Megbele, award-winning actor, Odunlade Adekola, Israeli singer, dancer and actress, Ronya Man, Canadian trained actor, and singer, Nengi Adoki and award-winning musician, Waje.

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