Experience the powerful and inspiring story of Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka’s 27-month imprisonment in the feature film “The Man Died.” Written by Bode Asiyanbi and directed by Awam Amkpa, the film follows Soyinka’s struggle for peace during Nigeria’s civil war, showcasing his unwavering spirit in the face of tyranny.
Through solitary confinement and torture, Soyinka’s resilience shines as he documents his experiences, becoming a beacon of hope for others oppressed by injustice. The film interweaves flashbacks of Soyinka’s life as a writer and activist, highlighting his enduring strength and commitment to truth.
Screening to acclaim at prestigious venues worldwide, “The Man Died” is more than a personal story – it’s a universal testament to the human spirit’s indomitable nature. Join the journey of resistance, courage, and the enduring power of truth in this compelling film.
Don’t miss the opportunity to witness this captivating narrative at special screenings in Florence, Abu Dhabi, Johannesburg, and Ivy League institutions. Embrace the legacy of a literary giant through the lens of acclaimed director Awam Amkpa and producer Femi Odugbemi.