“Vote True,” A Nigerian Short Film About The 2023 Elections, Gets A Cannes Award

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Vote True, a Nigerian short film about the 2023 elections, gets a Cannes award

At one of the most prominent film festivals globally, Toyin Elebe, the founder of Telefectiv Productions, which specializes in documentaries, TV shows, and feature films, took home the Best Voiceover prize.

Vote True, a gripping political thriller helmed by British director David Symmon and premiering in January 2023, inspires Nigerians to use their democratic authority to alter the country’s constitution.

Elebe describes the thrilling promise of the country upon independence and the bitter unfulfillment that has followed in a voice deep like a sage’s and cadenced to persuade his listeners.

A powerful montage of moments from Nigeria’s 1960 Independence Day, a moment of hope and optimism for the fledgling country, introduces the movie. Nigerians’ contagious excitement and brilliant colors are captured by Elebe’s camera as they celebrate their newfound independence. However, these pictures are soon contrasted with scenes depicting the nation’s present problems, such as poverty, insecurity, and corruption.

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Elebe demonstrates through the experiences of these people that change is possible and that each of us has a role to play in securing a brighter future for Nigeria.

The middle-aged corporate executive and film producer is optimistic but resolute, as he is passionate about Nigeria and feels it has the potential to become a first-world country. In order to rebrand the continent and realize its full potential, he wants to elevate African voices and narrative on a global scale.

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