Award-Winning Movie, IJE, Now in DVD | Here's How To Buy
This means you can watch the movie over and over again right in the comfort of your home. Isn't than amazing.
Simply go to www.moviesunlimited.com where it is currently being sold for $12.99 and type in the title of the movie.
Better still, here's the link:
http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=D08339%20%20&altid=60288
IJE tells a tale of Chioma, a child growing up in the Nigerian countryside, who warned her restless sister, Anya, about the trappings of the American Dream. Now ten years later, Anya is accused of killing three men in a Hollywood Hills mansion—one of them her record producer-husband. Chioma travels from Nigeria to Los Angeles, and with the help of a young, unproven attorney, discovers that the dark secret her sister wants to keep hidden might be the only thing that can win her freedom.
Produced and directed by Nigerian international filmmaker, Chineze Anyaene, founder of Xandria Productions, the movie stars Nigerian screen goddesses Omotola Jalada-Ekeinde and Genevieve Nnaji.
Also in the movie are Nollywood star Clem Ohameze alongside international stars like Odalys Garcia, Jeff Swarthout and Ulrich Que.
By Samod Biobaku
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Wow! Great, but it's damn costly for my liking. Hope we'll be getting the pirated copies soon. Lol!
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