Just imagine that every Christian in redemption camp pick a subsided Dvd for a paltry N300.

“For Village evangelism, there are many movies we can take along and not recent, that are classics with the permission of the producers and even at that certain token should be paid the producer.

Then after watching the movie, let’s discuss it and ask for feedbacks no matter how critical to enhance our job. The grieved screenwriter added that: “We can stage for free, but latest movies should receive seed of investment. “Christians pay for Christian books, they pay for Dvd messages, they buy musical CDs, they pay in church supermarkets… Why shouldn’t they pay a token to watch our movie? How will we upgrade our movie when we are not sure if we will see the capital back? When Passion of the Christ was to be premiered it was not free, a rich man as a seed of faith bought hundreds of ticket to give free to unbelievers,” he said. In a report by Gospel Film News, the screenwriter noted that Christians no longer want to buy gospel movies because movie makers show it to them for free in their churches and give them sometimes free CDs, saying he’s are talking about a church that can’t raise money to sponsor gospel movie. Tola Bolaji has cried out to Christians to support Christian filmmakers by buying Christian movies instead of waiting for it’s free show in churches.īolaji made this known yesterday in a Facebook post he titled ‘We have spoilt them.’ The writer of the award winning movie, Neema, Evang.

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