Showing posts with label Stephanie Linus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephanie Linus. Show all posts
Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Photo: Stephanie Linus' Son Maxwell Poses With Her AMVCA Plaque
Actress cum producer, Stephanie Linus posted this cute photo of her son, Maxwell Enosata Linus, holding her plague for Best Overall Movie at the recently held Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) 2016.
She captioned the photos:
"That's my mummmmmmy!!! #Congrats #themovieDRY #GenesisDeluxeCinema #MovieNight #AMVCA2016WinnersEdition #NollyThursday"
He's so lovely!!!
Friday, 5 September 2014
Stephanie Linus releases trailer for second directorial effort, ‘Dry’
Actress cum director, Stephanie Linus, has released the much
anticipated trailer of her second directorial effort, Dry. A film about
Vesico Vaginal Fistula (VVF). The movie has been three years in the
making. It was inspired by the true story of a young girl named Aisha,
whom Stephanie met in Nigeria, many years ago.
The movie follows the trail of Zara’s (Stephanie Linus) trip to Africa, her constant turmoil as a result of inexplicable horrors from her childhood, her experiences and heartaches while working with young girls suffering from complications from early child birth as child brides, against the backdrop of a rich African culture.
According to Stephanie, “Dry journeys into heart-wrenching details of a culture not too many film dare to explore. The issue might seem controversial, but if it will set one girl free and open the minds of the people, and also instruct different bodies and individuals to take action, then the movie would have served its purpose.”
The movie follows the trail of Zara’s (Stephanie Linus) trip to Africa, her constant turmoil as a result of inexplicable horrors from her childhood, her experiences and heartaches while working with young girls suffering from complications from early child birth as child brides, against the backdrop of a rich African culture.
According to Stephanie, “Dry journeys into heart-wrenching details of a culture not too many film dare to explore. The issue might seem controversial, but if it will set one girl free and open the minds of the people, and also instruct different bodies and individuals to take action, then the movie would have served its purpose.”
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