Kenneth Gyang revealed that, after “Oloture”, there will be more collaborations between him and Ebonylife films, but those who want a second part will be sadly disappointed.
During an Instagram Live session with film critic, Oris Aigbokhaevbolo, Gyang revealed that the controversial final scene in “Oloture” is not a stunt to prepare viewers for a second part.
Reacting to a question about a possible sequel, Gyang shared: “To make everyone happy, and maybe for closure, there is no any plan for a part two or anything like that for ‘Oloture’. We actually delivered what we set out to deliver and that’s it.”
He added that the film reflects the unfairness of life, similar to other creative work like “Half of a Yellow Sun” and “Confusion Na Wa”.
He said: “From ‘Confusion Na Wa’ to ‘Oloture’, it is what I see around. I mean the unfairness of life is all around us. There are other films that make you happy.”
