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Rehema is 2017 Ugandan film, directed by Allan Manzi, based upon a screenplay by Usama Mukwaya and starring Juliet Zansaanze, Raymond Rushabiro and Ismael Ssesanga. The film premiered at the 38th Durban International Film Festival in South Africa. It held a special screening at the 4th Edition of the Euro-Uganda Film Festival on 17 June 2018 courtesy of the British Council.

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A love story about a Muslim young woman in Uganda who fights for her right to choose her own lover over a forced marriage.

Released: 2017-07-190 minDir: Allan Manzi

Cast

  • Juliet Zansaanze as Rehema
  • Raymond Rushabiro as Hakim
  • Ismael Ssesanga as Sula
  • Eddy Mulindwa as Mzee
  • Allen Musumba as Friend
  • Veronica Nakayo as Counsel

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Ratings

Year
2017
Runtime
20 min
Genres
Drama, Short

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Instance of
film
Country of origin
Uganda
Original language
Luganda
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publication date
2017-07-19
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Rehema is 2017 Ugandan film, directed by Allan Manzi, based upon a screenplay by Usama Mukwaya and starring Juliet Zansaanze, Raymond Rushabiro and Ismael Ssesanga. The film premiered at the 38th Durban International Film Festival in South Africa. It held a special screening at the 4th Edition of the Euro-Uganda Film Festival on 17 June 2018 courtesy of the British Council.

== Plot == Rehema (Juliet Zansaanze) is in love with Sula (Ismael Ssesanga) but secretively her uncle (Raymond Rushabiro) and grandfather are plotting to marry her to someone else older because of his money. She powerfully rejects the marriage but an accident happens while fighting with her uncle and he dies leaving her imprisoned for Murder. Rehema now has to face the force of law while she fights for justice and her dreams.

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