“The Guilt,” a powerful faith-based movie that promotes fidelity, forgiveness, and effective communication in marriage, held its premiere in Abuja over the weekend. The film, produced by Pauline Idemudia and directed by award-winning Nollywood filmmaker Emmanuel Eyaba, was attended by filmmakers, actors, clergy members, and film enthusiasts.
The movie tackles challenging marital issues like infidelity, past mistakes, and communication breakdowns through principles such as patience, humility, and forgiveness. Starring esteemed actors including Zack Orji, Benjamin Olaye, Prisma James, Pauline Idemudia, Ezz Samson, and Evangelist Jerry, the film offers a heartfelt look at how couples can overcome struggles together.
Eyaba explained the story centers on a young man haunted by a hidden past and the healing journey he undertakes with the support of his wife. He urged viewers to watch the film on YouTube starting November 2, to glean valuable lessons.
Producer Pauline Idemudia emphasized the goal of her faith-based filmmaking to revive family values and foster spiritual growth. She described “The Guilt” as an inspiring message for both married and single individuals, encouraging societal change through faith.
Nollywood veteran Sydney Diala praised the film as a vital resource for strengthening relationships, promoting better communication, and reinforcing core family values.
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