Producer of highly engaging film, ‘House of Ga’a’, has clarified that it is not a historical documentary but a feature film.
According to her, she never set out to produce a documentary that will project the exact fats of the history of the villain Oyo chief, Basorun Gaa, who is at the centre of the hot movie.
Some have criticised Peters of presenting an inaccurate account in the work, but she explains in a post that she has produced a feature film for the enjoyment of viewers.
She emphasised that “House of Ga’a” is a feature film inspired by true events, not a documentary, and encouraged viewers to enjoy its cinematic magic.
“I love that Ga’a is creating conversations about our history & culture. House of Ga’a is a feature film inspired by true events that took place in Oyo Ile. It is not a documentary. There is room for a documentary for history buffs. For movie lovers, keep enjoying the magic of House of GA’A on Netflix,” she insists on X.
