director Ikoma Efokwa Wegmuller announced the release of his debut last Friday.
The press conference of 30 April in the Solomon Foundation Tandeng Muna has made a real preview of the movie "Not my will". The audience viewed a sample of what could be a preview of the dangers faced by young people, especially in academia Molyko in Buea. Ill-gotten wealth, lavish lifestyle, theft, aggression, insecurity, etc.., Propensities that social morality condemns are scrutinized. "Not my will" director Ikoma E. Wegmuller is also a kind of concert music, a mixture of voice sometimes sweet, sometimes raucous, actors carefully selected.
The young Cameroonian who is on the cusp of her 29th birthday, takes its inspiration from acts of everyday life: "We wanted to make this film as real as possible, both in the style of dress that behavior. I serve to everything I see around me, "he says. For lead actress Nalo, whose real name Christa Eka, "This project we hope will reveal the talent of young Cameroonians. Although there are still a few false notes in the fidelity sound, including scenes shot outside, it is difficult to remain indifferent to the efforts of these young people in producing this feature.
"We have not really put an emphasis on what it would bring us, because our goal was that of satisfying the public," met the marketing manager, Laye Mbunkur. Filming started in 2008, was the landscape of Cameroon, Nigeria and England. On issues from the budget of this production, Ikoma E. Wegmuller remains enigmatic: "It's a mystery, because we had a limited budget. But we also had a divine hand at our side." Nothing has so far been left to chance. The movie poster alone flatters the view.
Dressed in a sober suit, unlike the one she wears in the film's lead actress bursts onto the image by light mi-childish, half-seductive. In
background image, one can recognize six other players have to both sides, held in equally discrètes.Une rebirth of cinema? Chances. But in other places, no doubt, when we know how the Cameroon lack of cinemas in the big screen. Meanwhile a movie on a large scale, a Cameroonian producer, Chi Chi Ladislav seems optimistic: "We've seen a film adaptation of the film. To do this, we will schedule the broadcasts in the halls of the CCF and the Goethe Institute. In sum, "Not my will" as stated in kicker, he "better be careful how you live, because one day you die."
Marie-Laure Soppo (intern)
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