The Broom (2007)

Sani and Helen are students of the same university in the predominantly Muslim, northern Nigerian state of Kano. Sani defends Helen, when she was being chastised in school and eventually the two came to fall in love. To fledge in their new found love however, they must face the strong obstacles that confront them, the resistance of their respective parents to inter-religious marriages, and a society where deep religious and ethnic differences are rife and, would only require the minutes of provocation to flair up passions.

Director: Ahmad S. Alkanawy, Hamisu Lamido
Runtime: 120 min
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Music: Rabi'u Baffa
Cinematography: Emma James
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Ahmad S. Alkanawy, Hamisu Lamido

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Broom about?
Sani and Helen are students of the same university in the predominantly Muslim, northern Nigerian state of Kano. Sani defends Helen, when she was being chastised in school and eventually the two came to fall in love. To fledge in their new found love however, they must face the strong obstacles that confront them, the resistance of their respective parents to inter-religious marriages, and a society where deep religious and ethnic differences are rife and, would only require the minutes of provocation to flair up passions.
Who directed The Broom?
The Broom was directed by Ahmad S. Alkanawy, Hamisu Lamido.
Who stars in The Broom?
The Broom stars Baballe Hayatu, Fransisca Isaac, Joseph Chidi, Loreta Patric, Isa Bello Ja.
How long is The Broom?
The Broom has a runtime of 2h 0m (120 minutes).