Feature films
The Longest Night (In development)
Screenwriter: Ian Bogere
Genre: Mystery
A few hours before the winter solstice of 1550AD, some fishermen discover the nesting grounds of an uncanny arctic serpent in a hidden cave that stretches through enclaves and mountainous terrain to underground canals adjacent to the seafront of a town up-north in Finnmark. The events that follow lead to the horrific submergence of the entire town.
Amara (In development)
Screenwriter: Ian Bogere
Genre: Drama|Psychological Thriller
Two years after the death of his beloved sister in a fatal accident, Akio grapples with unforeseeable events of the aftermath. However, it is his volatile quest for retribution that will lead him to understand what really happened that night and the condition that he's in.
Dorobō 泥棒 aka Thieves (In development)
Screenwriter: Ian Bogere
Genre: Action|Thriller|History
In a small village town, old Kenzo Arinaga, a revered swordsmith and ronin (masterless samurai) who fought many wars in the tumultuous Sengoku period, is on his deathbed. His only wish is for his son, Kichiro, to retrieve the very unique Tachi sword that his forefathers had passed down from generation to generation before it was stolen by the vicious warlord, daimyo Jun'Ichi Doiuchi. Just a few miles up in the hills overlooking Kichiro's village, lives a nameless African swordsman, an acquaintance of old Kenzo. Some believe that it's Yasuke, the black samurai who served under daimyo Oda Nobunaga and was present during the Honno-ji Incident, Oda's forced suicide at the hands of his own general, Akechi Mitsuhide, on 21 June 1582. But others believe that Yasuke already met his fate after his capture many years ago, and the African in the hills is simply a recluse.
Evolution (In development)
Screenwriter: Ian Bogere
Genre: History|Drama|War
A historical drama based on the events that took place in what was known as German South-West Africa from 1880 to 1908. The film explores the subject of Eugenics, Social Darwinism, and Scientific racism during that time.
From the point of view of the Herero, Nama, and Damara people, the film follows a young Herero couple faced with the tides of change from the point a land treaty is signed by German businessman Heinrich Vogelsand and the leading Nama Chiefs to the genesis of the first concetration camps ever built to hold civilians as a result of colonial rule in Southwest Africa.
Dongola (In development)
Screenwriter: Ian Bogere
Genre: Drama|Adventure|History
The rise and fall of the ancient Nubian city of Dongola, a city in the kingdom of Makuria, north of Alodia in what is today, Sudan. The preceding change in climate that would alter the entire northern African landscape and cause the downward spiral of the ancient city, her people, and the vast migration that would follow.
One Step a Mile
Directors: Ian Bogere
Screenwriter: Ian Bogere
Genre: Drama
A young man, Joe Archibald, questions what lies beyond the horizon across open water. Comparing the experiences in his life to a sailor who crosses treacherous currents, Joe evokes a compelling story about his own journey in life after he lost everything, and the people who helped to shape the man that he became.
