FOUR QUESTIONS FOR THE DIRECTOR/PRODUCER OF IJE (The Award Winning Movie)

If you saw the making of IJE and examined its rich story-line and plot structure, you would definitely understand how the relentless and remarkable efforts of the director/producer of the movie must have won the heart of the panelists of the international movie awards. Really, I’m convinced that IJE is a capital intensive project that breaks many grounds.

However, for the purpose of brand inspection and brand certification, I have decided to ask the director/producer of IJE the following questions as presented below:

(1) Having shown to us that Anya and Chioma were conversant with speaking Igbo language (fluently) right from childhood, why did you have to ignore the presence of Igbo language at the prison scenes (even at the spot where the sisters had to prevent the prison officer from listening to their conversation)?

(3) How could Chioma use a key to open the door of an apartment (which is assumed to be her first time in the house) and say hello while in the room? If she had expected that someone would lock up himself/herself behind the closed doors, why didn't she use the bell instead (like she did when she visited her sister’s neighbor)?

(2) If Anya spent 180 days in the prison for a murder related case, why did you have to ignore the consequence of the scene above in Anya's case at the court?

(4) This lady is a very good actress that the world needs to watch out for (though she is a flat character in the movie). I expected to see her in the making of the movie…how about her? Can I have her contact? *licks lips* *Just kidding*

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