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Ti Oluwa Ni Ile

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Ti Oluwa Ni Ile
fim
Bayanai
Laƙabi Ti Oluwa Ni Ile da The Land is the Lord's
Nau'in drama film (en) Fassara
Ƙasa da aka fara Najeriya
Original language of film or TV show (en) Fassara Yarbanci
Ranar wallafa 1993
Darekta Tunde Kelani
Mamba Kareem Adepoju, Yemi Shodimu, Oyin Adejobi da Dele Odule
Color (en) Fassara color (en) Fassara

Ti Oluwa Ni Ile (Turanci: The Land is the Lord's) fim ne na wasan kwaikwayo na Nollywood Yoruba wanda Tunde Kelani ya jagoranta. [1]An sake shi a 1993 ta hanyar Mainframe Films da Television Productions, fim din shine fim na farko na Tunde Kelani a matsayin darektan fim. [2]An yi shi a sassa 3 kuma an jera shi a matsayin daya daga cikin fina-finai 10 mafi kyawun Yoruba..[3]

Abubuwan da shirin ya kunsa

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Maza biyu masu haɗama sun shiga ayyukan wani shugaban cin hanci da rashawa suna sayar da wani yanki na ƙasar kakanninmu don cin hanci. Sabbin masu mallakar ƙasa kamfani ne na man fetur. Magana; bakin alloli duk da haka ya nuna cewa ƙasar ta mallaki ƙasar sabili da haka ba ta dace da tashar man fetur ba. Masu sayar da ƙasa sun mutu ba zato ba tsammani kuma shugaban ya fahimci cewa shi ne na gaba. Ya je wurin annabi don neman taimako. Mai ba da labari ya gaya masa cewa zai tsira idan zai iya hana a binne gawar abokin makirci na biyu. Labarin ya biyo bayan yunkurin da ya yi na hana binnewar. Mai ba da labari ya ba shi damar ta biyu amma ya gudu kuma ya fuskanci jerin abubuwan da suka faru. Daga bisani ya koma gida kuma ya gano cewa an yi zaton ya mutu. Ya yi ƙoƙari ya dawo da matsayinsa na gargajiya amma ruhohin abokan makircinsa sun zo don rayuwarsa.

  1. E. O. Soola; African Council on Communication Education. Nigeria Chapter; University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus. Institute for Development Studies (2007). Communication in global, ICTs and ecosystem perspectives: insights from Nigeria. African Council for Communication Education (Nigeria Chapter), Office of the Director/Editor-in-Chief, Institute for Development Studies, University of Nigeria in association with Precision Publishers. ISBN 978-978-8103-10-3.
  2. Akinwumi Adesokan (21 October 2011). Postcolonial Artists and Global Aesthetics. Indiana University Press. pp. 87–. ISBN 978-0-253-00550-2.
  3. Ogundipe, Ayodele (2004). Gender and Culture in Indigenous Films in Nigeria (PDF). pp. 93–94. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2022-03-05. Retrieved 2024-02-10.

Haɗin waje

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