Ebony Films boss, Mo Abudu, has described as unparalleled the commitment of Ntteflix to contribute to the development of film on the continent.
Since it entered the Nigerian – and African – movie industry a few years ago, the global platform has been changing the story for many producers and other stakeholders.
It has been committing amounts that had not been known to the industry, with top producers such as Abudu and Kunle Afolayan having benefitted from the relationship.
Speaking on her new film with Netflix, titled ‘Blood Sisters’, Abudu said it was a product of such commitment.
She said, “Our relationship with Netflix is based on a mutual vision; to bring authentic African stories, with superb production value, to both African and global audiences.
“Netflix’s commitment to growing the African film industry is unparalleled and we feel honored to be part of this journey. We look forward to many more successful productions together and would like to sincerely thank our partners at Netflix.”
The film features, among others, Ramsey Noah, Dima-Okojie and Isime are Uche Jombo and Segun Arinze.
