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Saturday, October 18, 2014

Top Nollywood producer, Chidi Nwokeabia returns with A Chance To Dance



Multiple award-winning script writer and revered film producer, Mr. Chidi Nwokeabia has returned with another blockbuster.
After thrilling movie buffs and Nollywood with internationally acclaimed works like: Champions of our Time, Patriots and several others, Nwokeabia and his Macnuel Production-led team are poised to wow, dazzle and entertain us with A Chance To Dance.
In a recent chat with SHOWBIZPLUSng inside his Surulere, Lagos office, the cerebral filmmaker disclosed that A Chance To Dance, is a completely different movie, which aim is to change the poor and unwholesome attitude people, especially the elites have about dance, dancers and dancing as a profession.

Nwokeabia, added that he decided to embark on the project because dance is a noble profession and there is dignity in dancing.
He further stated that through dance, a society could evolve from bad to good.
He also called on government, corporate bodies and parents to encourage dance and dancers, stressing that it is one of the easiest means of arresting youths restiveness and the increasing neighbourhood violence among youths.
Some of the leading Nollywood and music stars expected to team up with Nwokeabia on the set of the big budget film include: Chinedu Ikedieze (Aki), Osita Iheme (Pawpaw), Charles Inojie, Timaya, Daddy Showkey and several others.
Nwokeabia, an MBA holder from UNN, also called on both government and corporate bodies to take advantage of the rich storyline of the nationalistic project and support its completion.
He maintained that our troubled nation stands to gain a lot, if A Chance To Dance, which he also describes as an advocacy film is supported by a way of proper funding by both public and private sectors.
 Meanwhile, a synopsis of the fascinating, suspense-filled and enthralling movie made available to SHOWBIZPLUS by elated Nwokeabia, gives a candid insight into the creative work, which shoot is expected to commence soon.
“Picolo, the leader of a gang of hoodlums who fights, maims and kills, suddenly disappears from Mushin, a ghetto suburb in Lagos. Seven years later he reappears in the same environment, a changed man- with a university degree- in dancing and a new zeal to change an environment that has remained the same way he left it where crime, drugs abuse and youth violence still reigned supreme. He fortuitously meets Lydia, a British trained dance graduate and together they organized a district-by-district dance talent-hunt competition which receives oppositions from parents, local authorities, some hoodlums who have become kingpins in different neighborhoods. Picolo and Lydi are not deterred by this opposition but can they change the perception of not just the gullible youths but the entire population of the entire state towards dance?
How do they contend with a local government chairman whose only daughter has suddenly caught the dance bug? How do they deal with a fanatical religious leader whose belief is not in tandem with ‘worldly dance.’
How do they deal with a defiant society that once detested careers in football, acting, music, comedy and now dance?
A Chance To Dance - compelling and intriguing.
Basically, we want to empower Nigerian youths through dance,” Nwokeabia hinted

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