Africana Light (New Africa Revolution Movie Coming Out Soon)
Date: 12 May 2025
Movie
title: Africana Light
Genre: Action/ Documentary / Historical Political Drama
Written by: Duodu Henry Appiah-Korang
This
movie (documentary) is worth more than seventy-seven trillion Ghana cedis.
At the beginning of the movie, an
old African man begins by telling a story. “Africans were united, building and
living in happiness. Chiefs were the leaders of each African clan. Then there
was an invasion of foreigners who influenced and persuaded the Africans.
Africans began to segregate into
different groups because of the negative influence of the foreigners. Then the
foreigners who invaded the African countries started fighting the Africans.
Then the foreigners set wars within the Africans that created internal
conflicts.”
A new leadership scene takes place
in the African communities where foreigners imbibe their leadership style into
the African world. Numerous Africans adopted the leadership style from there,
while some still maintained the chieftainship style.
Foreigners now take the leadership
of various African communities, with foreigners being the major
influencers.
From there, some African leaders
desire that they (the Africans) lead the Africans. Foreigners begin to leave
African countries. However, the foreigners create internal conflicts among the
Africans.
Some African leaders start engaging
in a coup d'état. African leaders who want total control of their countries and
resources begin to face troubles in the African communities.
The invaders (foreign powers) begin
to use ignorant and unfaithful Africans to take away power from the faithful
African leaders who have the growth of the African people at heart.
From there, we see various scenes
of African leaders such as Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba, Thomas Sankara,
Muammar Gaddafi… being opposed, while some are killed as the old African man
tells the story to the Africans.
Then certain African leaders in
Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso takes the major leadership position. However,
Ibrahim Traore is seen more in the media.
In the movie, it will be like
Ibrahim Traore is needed by the Western powers. The Western powers formulate
plans to get rid of Ibrahim Traore.
The Western powers align with internal enemies to assassinate Ibrahim Traore. The
Western Powers aligned with some West African powers to assassinate Ibrahim
Traore.
The Western Power uses media and technology to bring down Ibrahim Traore
through false news and propaganda. The Western Powers use the wife of Ibrahim
Traore to get him, but fail.
Over 15 assassination attempts are made to destroy Ibrahim Traore, but they
fail.
Ibrahim Traore sets up security
systems as a defense mechanism. Ibrahim Traore aligns with some trusted powerful
organizations and countries as a defense system.
In the movie, Ibrahim Traore's family breaks apart as frustration springs forth
from his wife and close associates. However, Ibrahim Traore does not give up. The
citizens of Burkina Faso stand with Ibrahim Traore by showing his good works.
Numerous Africans also stand with
Ibrahim Traore in the movie. Ibrahim Traore begins building Burkina Faso with
substantial resources.
Ibrahim Traore remembers how his
old fathers were mistreated and their passion for building their countries was
destroyed. Ibrahim Traore's memories empower him while contemplating these
leaders.
Ibrahim Traore meets with trusted leaders to influence them on past African
leaders who could have done good in their country but were assassinated.
Ibrahim Traore further discusses important issues that will bring growth and
unity to Africa.
A mega war ensues in the movie.
In the movie, the Western Powers begin to attack Ibrahim Traore with weapons.
Ibrahim Traore fights back with weapons with his military. However, Ibrahim
Traore's troops begin to lose ground gradually. Depression starts coming. Hope
starts falling. The soldiers and citizens of Ibrahim Traore begin to cry for
help in the movie. Ibrahim Traore decides
to give up on the battlefield as all hope is gone.
The African media channels get
involved in the war as they spread news on how Africa should be ready for a
revolution.
While Ibrahim Traore is engaging
the Western powers and unfaithful military gangs, a scene will be shown where
various religious groups will be crying, fasting, and praying to their God for the
victory of Ibrahim Traore (The scene will be more sensational). At the same
time, the war will be ongoing.
A miracle happens as Ibrahim fights
with all his strength yet all hope is gone (the scene will be heroic and
sensational with powerful musical background). A powerful organization, combined
with some powerful African military, intervenes to fight for Ibrahim Traore and
the people of Burkina Faso. The passion, hope, and alliance of the military
helpers are felt in the movie as they fly with jets, armored cars, and various
military weapons.
The bravery of Ibrahim Traore is felt in the movie.
After Ibrahim Traore wins, major African countries demand compensation for the natural resources taken from their countries by Western powers. A new deal takes place.
Some African countries signed a new
deal that they will control their natural resources. Some African countries
signed a deal with a profit share of 50:50 percent. Some African
countries agree on a 60:40 percent profit share deal.
After the deal, pictures and videos are shown of various African countries'
rapid development of substantial buildings, ultra-modern roads, hospitals,
schools, and factories.
In the movie, various African billionaires, organizations, and millionaires
meet to gather information on how they will use their resources to defend and
maintain Africa's prosperity, peace, and power.
More pictures and videos are showcased
on all media channels, where various African countries start developing rapidly
with substantial buildings, ultra-modern roads, hospitals, schools, and
factories.
After the movie
A showcase of pictures and videos of African natural resources
A showcase of the value of the natural resources in Africa
A showcase on how we (Africans) can use these resources to unite and build
Africa
A showcase of some ways Africa can unite
Lessons from the movie
The power of strong, unbending, and selfless leadership
The power of unity
The power of an unrelenting spirit, or not giving up despite the enemy.
Cover of the movie
Ibrahim Traore will be biggest within sided by Mali and Niger presidents who
will be a little smaller than Ibrahim Traore. Then Africa influencers such as
Plo Lumumba, Julius Malema.... will be in a little smaller than Niger and Mali
president. Then past African leaders who advocated African liberation, such as
Kwame Nkrumah, Muamar Gaddafi... will be a little faded and smaller in the
cover. Then the African continent picture will be faded in the cover.
I
am looking for a reliable movie producer to help make this movie a reality.
Please contact me for further discussion. There is more to give. Blessings!
I, Duodu Henry Appiah-korang,
am the original writer of this movie (documentary) titled "Africana
light". This idea or story was documented by me on 12 May 2025.
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Movie synopsis
Africana Light is a powerful,
genre-blending cinematic experience that fuses the raw realism of documentary
with the emotional weight of historical drama and the adrenaline of political
action. Told through the voice of an elder African storyteller, this film
captures the epic struggle of Africa’s past, present, and future—from the era
of unity and traditional leadership, through the trauma of colonization, to the
ongoing battle for sovereignty and identity.
At its core, Africana Light centers
on the journey of real-life Burkinabé leader Ibrahim Traoré, whose modern-day
resistance against internal betrayal and foreign influence mirrors the
struggles of iconic African leaders like Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba, Thomas
Sankara, and Muammar Gaddafi. As the film unfolds, viewers witness both the
tragedy and triumph of a continent determined to reclaim its power, resources,
and destiny.
The film concludes with a
breathtaking climax: a final war of ideologies, spiritual resilience, and
pan-African solidarity that leads to a revolutionary new future—one where
African nations stand united, self-sufficient, and thriving.
Africana Light is more than a
film—it is a call to remembrance, a mirror to the present, and a vision for the
future. Bold, relevant, and emotionally charged, it is poised to spark vital
conversations about leadership, unity, and African empowerment across global
audiences.
Why This Story Matters:
With the growing global attention
on decolonization, resource equity, and African development, Africana Light
arrives at a time when its message is urgently needed. It speaks not only to
Africans but to anyone invested in justice, self-determination, and the untold
stories of global power dynamics.
Movie: Africana light
FADE IN:
EXT. ANCIENT AFRICAN VILLAGE –
SUNSET
Children play under a golden
sky. Women pound fufu. Men gather under baobab trees. Drums echo in the
distance. Life is peaceful.
OLD MAN (V.O.)
(slow, deep, with a nostalgic tone)
There was a time when Africa was whole. A time when we lived in peace. Our
chiefs ruled with wisdom. Our lands sang with joy.
INT. TRIBAL VILLAGE – DAY
(RECREATED HISTORICAL SCENE)
Children laugh and play. Drums beat
in celebration. Elders gather under trees, sharing stories. Men and women work
communally.
OLD AFRICAN MAN (V.O.)
Africans were in unity, building and living in happiness. Chiefs led each clan
with wisdom. But then... the invaders came.
EXT. COASTLINE – DAY
Colonial ships approach the African
shores. Armed men disembark with flags, guns, and crosses.
MONTAGE:
— Missionaries speaking to
villagers.
— Soldiers building forts.
— Foreign maps being drawn over African lands.
OLD AFRICAN MAN (V.O.)
They influenced... persuaded... then divided us. The seeds of conflict were
sown.
INT. PARLIAMENT (COLONIAL) –
1900s – DRAMATIZATION
Foreign governors preside over
African leaders seated below. Friction grows among the African dignitaries.
NARRATOR (V.O.)
From chieftaincy to colonialism, Africa’s leadership was twisted. The
foreigners did not leave — not truly. They planted their ways and watched us
grow apart.
MONTAGE: LEADERSHIP CLASHES
ACROSS AFRICA
— Coup d'états erupt in various
countries.
— Statues of colonizers fall, only to be replaced with internal power
struggles.
— Scenes of Kwame Nkrumah, Lumumba, Thomas Sankara, Muammar
Gaddafi—rising, speaking, being silenced.
OLD AFRICAN MAN (V.O.)
The faithful ones... the ones who dreamed of an Africa for Africans... were
taken from us.
EXT. BURKINA FASO – MILITARY
BASE – DAY
We meet IBRAHIM TRAORE,
commanding troops, giving orders. Young, determined, calm in the storm.
NARRATOR (V.O.)
But then came a new light. A flame not easily extinguished.
INT. DARK ROOM – WESTERN
STRATEGY MEETING – NIGHT
Silhouettes around a large table. A
digital map of Africa on the wall. Traore's image is circled in red.
FOREIGN AGENT (V.O.)
He must be stopped.
MONTAGE: ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
(FAST-PACED CUTS)
— Car bombs.
— Poisoned food.
— Tech surveillance.
— Traore’s wife crying.
— Betrayals.
— Traore alone in deep prayer or meditation.
NARRATOR (V.O.)
More than fifteen attempts. And yet, he lived.
EXT. BURKINA FASO – STREETS –
DAY
Crowds chant his name. Citizens
raise flags. Farmers, students, elders, all rally behind him.
NARRATOR (V.O.)
The people saw. They stood.
INT. TRAORE’S PRIVATE CHAMBERS –
NIGHT
He studies photos of African
heroes. Nkrumah. Lumumba. Sankara. Tears fall.
TRAORE (V.O.)
We must not fail them again.
INT. WAR ROOM – NIGHT
Traore and trusted African allies
from Mali, Niger, and others sit together, strategizing.
They share data, history, hope.
EXT. MODERN WAR – MEGA BATTLE
SCENE – CGI SCALE
Jet fighters. Missiles. Explosions.
Western powers bombard. His troops falter. Chaos.
NARRATOR (V.O.)
The world watched as hope bled.
INT. CHURCH / MOSQUE / SHRINE –
INTERCUT FAST
— Christians kneel and pray.
— Muslims fast and bow.
— Traditional priests pour libation.
All united in desperate spiritual warfare.
NARRATOR (V.O.)
The soul of Africa cried to the heavens.
EXT. SKY – DAWN
A miracle unfolds. African jets
from allied forces enter frame. Tanks roll in. United African military
coalition rescues Traore’s troops.
EPIC SCORE PLAYS
INT. U.N. STYLE CONFERENCE – DAY
African leaders demand restitution.
Western powers sit nervously.
NARRATOR (V.O.)
The tides turned. Africa rose.
MONTAGE: AFRICAN RENAISSANCE
— Skyscrapers in Lagos, Accra,
Bamako.
— Bullet trains and electric cars.
— Children in high-tech classrooms.
— New media headlines: “AFRICA FOR AFRICANS.”
INT. DOCUMENTARY CLOSE – THE OLD
MAN FACING CAMERA
OLD AFRICAN MAN
We were broken. But now, we rise. Let no one ever divide us again.
FADE TO BLACK:
TEXT ON SCREEN:
“Dedicated to the leaders who dreamed, fought, and fell. And to those still
standing.”
AFTER CREDITS:
Photo montage of African
resources.
Infographics of resource value and potential.
Voices of African children reading lines like:
"We are the builders of tomorrow."
"Africa is light. Africana Light."
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Movie: Africana light
IN:
EXT. ANCIENT AFRICAN VILLAGE -
SUNSET
Wide shots of lush forests,
children running through fields, elders seated under baobab trees. Drums beat
slowly in the background.
OLD
MAN (V.O.)
There
was a time when Africa was whole... before the invasion.
EXT. VILLAGE - NIGHT
An OLD MAN (80s), wise and rugged,
sits near a fire, surrounded by young men and women.
OLD
MAN
Our
land was sacred. Our people were united.
But
we were betrayed... not only by outsiders,
but
by our own blood.
MONTAGE - THE FALL
- White sails appear on the coast.
- Treaties signed under duress.
- Guns exchanged for gold.
- Chiefs imprisoned.
- Christians, Muslims, and
traditionalists divided.
- Colonial flags rise.
OLD
MAN (V.O.)
They
came with smiles... but built prisons.
They
taught division. And we... we forgot our roots.
INT. COUNCIL HALL - NIGHT -
1950s
A smoky room in Accra. African
leaders argue. One side wears Western suits. The others, traditional robes.
YOUNG
MODERNIST
To
fight the West, we must become like them.
CHIEF
DUODU
A
tree that forgets its roots cannot stand.
INT. STREETS - MONTAGE
- KWAME NKRUMAH delivers speeches.
- PATRICE LUMUMBA is dragged away
by soldiers.
- THOMAS SANKARA rides his bike
through crowds.
- GADDAFI speaks to desert tribes.
OLD
MAN (V.O.)
Some
rose. Some fell. But each dreamed of
a
free Africa.
INT. CIA BRIEFING ROOM - 1980s -
NIGHT
AMERICAN AGENTS examine dossiers.
CIA
AGENT #1
Target
Sankara. Too popular. Too independent.
CIA
AGENT #2
Use
internal opposition. The usual way.
EXT. BURKINA FASO - DAY - 2020s
A sea of people chant. Flags wave.
A young, charismatic IBRAHIM TRAORE (30s) stands on a podium.
TRAORE
Our
ancestors died for this land. Now we must live for it!
INT. WESTERN POWER OFFICE -
NIGHT
Sleek men in suits. Maps. Screens.
TRAORE's face displayed.
STRATEGIST
Assassinate
the symbol. Collapse the movement.
SPY
CHIEF
We
have a weakness... his wife.
MONTAGE - ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS
- Exploding gifts.
- Poisoned meals.
- Drone strikes.
- Ambushes.
- False headlines flood social
media.
OLD
MAN (V.O.)
Fifteen
attempts... and still he stood.
INT. TRAORE'S HOME - NIGHT
His wife, exhausted, confronts him.
WIFE
We
are falling apart, Ibrahim.
TRAORE
No.
We are rising.
EXT. TEMPLES / CHURCHES /
MOSQUES - MONTAGE
Africans of all faiths pray. Cry.
Sing. Fast.
OLD
MAN (V.O.)
Africa
prayed. The spirits listened.
EXT. WAR FRONT - DAY
Gunfire. Tanks. Chaos. TRAORE
fights at the front line.
TRAORE
We
fight not for land, but for dignity!
Jets scream overhead. African
allies arrive.
INT. AFRICAN UNION HEADQUARTERS
- DAY
Leaders sit at a roundtable.
Documents signed.
AFRICAN
LEADER #1
60/40
profit share. Africa leads.
AFRICAN
LEADER #2
We
own what is ours.
MONTAGE - THE NEW AFRICA
- Modern roads built.
- Schools open.
- Hospitals operating.
- Factories buzzing with local
labor.
EXT. BONFIRE - NIGHT
The OLD MAN finishes his tale.
Children gaze at him.
YOUNG
GIRL
Grandpa...
is the Africana Light real?
OLD
MAN
It
is in you. All of you. Keep it burning.
FADE OUT:
TEXT ON SCREEN:
Africa holds over $150 trillion in
natural resources. The time to rise is now.
ROLL CREDITS over footage of
African resources, innovations, and young leaders.
I
am looking for a reliable movie producer to help make this movie a reality.
Please contact me for further discussion. There is more to give. Blessings!
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