Fejiro
FEJIRO is a coming-of-age story set in Sapele, Delta State, about a young girl with an unshakable dream of becoming a filmmaker. Driven by passion but limited by her environment, Fejiro secretly takes a risk—stealing small items from her uncle’s shop to create props for a make-believe film with her friends. What follows is a chaotic but heartfelt attempt at storytelling, where imagination transforms ordinary spaces into a film set. However, when the shoot is over and she reviews the footage, reality hits—it's far from the vision she had in her head. Disappointed and discouraged, Fejiro begins to question her dream. But through the unwavering support of her friends, she comes to understand that failure is part of the process—that this imperfect film is not the end, but the beginning of her journey into filmmaking.
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About the director
Courage Obayuwana is a narrative and commercial cinematographer and video editor living in lagos state, Nigeria. He received his B.SC in Computer science at the university of benin, Edo state. He focuses on using compelling frames and editing to help shape the narrative that meets the needs of directors and producers he has worked with. He has directed a couple of short film and documentaries, with one of the short films earning him a spot on the top 12 new directors to direct their first feature films for Natives filmworks production company in 2021.
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