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Seventh Moon

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Seventh Moon

womensfilmfest by womensfilmfest
May 23, 2019
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When Akan-anwan, the body-thieving creature from her mother’s folktales comes alive, Little Binta comes face to face with her biggest fear.

Film Specifications

  •  Short, Student 
  • 8 minutes 33 seconds
  • Nigeria
  • Filmed in US
  •  Screening Date: Friday June 7, 2019
  • Time: 4:00-6:00 pm
  • Location: Stage 17 Cumulus NY, NY 10036
  • Student Film Showcase
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Director Tracy Egbas

Director’s Statement

As a young girl growing up in Nigeria, the dream to become a filmmaker was nothing but a far away aspiration, something that was impossible to attain. However, because of festivals such as these, women like me have the opportunity to speak up and tell their stories fearlessly. I know what it feels like to not have that voice, and it would be such a indescribable honor to be a part of this powerful movement.

Seventh Moon is a horror short about a little girl, Binta who, when the body-thieving creature from her mother’s folktales comes alive, must face her greatest fear. 
The story comes from an experience I had a year ago, when my mother visited from Nigeria after 5 years. I saw, for the first time, her struggle with the aging process- and was confronted with the painful inevitability of her mortality. 
I feel that this is a universal experience that everyone can relate with.

Film Credits

  •   Tracy Egbas,  Director
     
  •   Tracy Egbas, Writer
     
  •   Elisa-Sofia Fioretti,  Producer
  • Alysia Juniel,  Key Cast
  • Veralyn Jones, Key Cast
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