Do you remember Rattle Snake? A movie directed by talented Amaka Igwe ( Of blessed memory)
Flash Back To Movie 'Rattle Snake
It's Friday, a day for flashbacks. We decided to take a walk down memory lane and remember one of the works of the Late Amaka Igwe.
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Rattle Snake is one of the Nollywood movies that will always be remembered in Nigeria. The movie was directed by Amaka Igwe and produced by Austin Awulonu in the year 1995.
The movie tells the tale of Ahanna Okolo, a young boy drawn into the world of crime and gang rivalry after a twist of fate cuts short his happy childhood. The movie is one that touched hearts and had it's viewers shedding tears.
It featured the likes of Francis Duru, Nkem Owoh, Anne Njemanze, Ebele Uzochukwu, Bob Manuel, Okey Igwe, Julius Agwu and a host of others.
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