IJE: The Journey Now Selling Fast On DVD


The most acclaimed and highest grossing Nigerian film at the box office IJÉ the Journey is now available on DVD. Just click on the title and movie poster to order for it.

About the Actor
Genevive Nnaji is the
Julia Roberts of Africa.


Featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show

episode Meet the Most Famous People in the World, Genevive is ranked #19 on Forbes 40 Most Powerful Celebrities In Africa.
Product Description
IJÉ tells the tale of Chioma, a child growing up in the Nigerian countryside who warned her restless sister, Anya,
about the trappings of the American Dream. Ten years later, Anya is accused of killing three men in a Hollywood Hills mansion one of them her record-producer husband. Chioma
travels from Nigeria to Los Angeles, and with the help of a young attorney, discovers that the dark secret her sister wants to keep hidden might be the only thing that can win her freedom.

Highest grossing film in West Africa!
Most successful film in the history of Nollywood (Nigeria s film industry, and the world s second-largest film producer after India s Bollywood)

AWARDS INCLUDE
San Francisco Black Film Festival:
2010 Melvin Van Peebles Award

Canada International Film Festival:
Excellence in Filmmaking

Hawaii International Film Festival:
Excellence in Filmmaking

Arizona Black Film Showcase: Best Feature Film

Las Vegas International Film Festival:
2010 Golden Age Award

Swansea Bay Area Film Festival:
2010 Best International Student Film

Mexico International Film Festival: 2010 Silver Palm Award









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