Watch Daniel Uzodinma's Short Film “Homecoming” Tackling Male Chauvinism & Effect of Oro Festival on Women
Kamsiyochukwu Okoro a brilliant female engineering student is denied an opportunity to represent her department at the intercampus engineering skill competition despite the fact that she is the best and only student in first class. She confronts her chauvinistic lecturer for selecting two male students in her stead but the lecturer remains adamant to her complaint and she makes a statement “Is it a crime to be a woman” which gets the lecturer upset.
Kamsiyochukwu who is still upset with this decision by her lecturer is asked to return home for the holiday after her exams by her parents but she refused because she has other academic engagements. Mr Okoro (Kamsiyochukwu’s Father) will not take this, his unquestionable insistence leaves Kamsiyochukwu with no option.
On the day of their return back home from school, they met the ORO cult. And the ORO cult is known for claiming the lives of any lady they come in contact with.
Will society take away the life of a smart and brilliant young lady who still struggles with acceptance in a male-dominated field as engineering?
Written, produced and directed by Daniel Uzodinma and executive produced by Fe Doyin. The movie stars Femi Branch, Fe Doyin, Mide Saint, Ese Imasuen, Obi Blessing, Toyin Olatunbosun, Kenneth Amadi and Omoregie Tessy.
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