'Rape cases have gone up, it took a pandemic like this to see how relatable these issues could be'
Rekiyat Ibrahim Attah is a Nollywood actress with numerous fans. She has really endured in the Nigerian movie world and has no doubt paid her dues. This is the second section of the interview. The first part was published on the same blog adanneamos.blogspot.com
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Story by ADAEZE AMOS
Excerpts:
Since movies are one of the tools that help to address social vices, do you encourage us to watch more movies at these times?
Oh yes, I agree with you that movies are very powerful tool to fight social vices. But remember as an entertainer, sometimes, we say there is no entertainment just for entertainment sake. You want to be sure that someone learns something out of the efforts or out of the story that you are trying to tell in the movie and all of that. And I think a lot of directors or film producers would say to you, that something happened and they want to either correct a notion in the society or there is a personal story of someone that they feel other people would learn one thing or the other from. So, ehm, I think there is no doubt about the fact that movies have the tendency or capacity to help people feel better.