Nigerian filmmaker Chinney Love has shared a message about firstborns.
On her Instagram page, she said not all firstborns are Monicas; that is, good people. According to her, some are dividers, destroyers, narcissists, bullies, and all-around horrible people.
Chinney expressed the belief that someday stories about the bad firstborns will be televised. She noted how many stories are on the good ones, but it’s time to highlight the stories about the really evil ones.
“Not all firstborns are Monica (Good people).
Some are dividers, destroyers, narcissists, bullies, and all-around really Horrible people.
One day the story will be televised! After all, that’s what film is all about. To mirror life.
We have told too many stories about the good ones (shout-out to them), but it’s time to highlight the stories about the really evil ones!
Meanwhile, if you live in Boston, Massachusetts (USA) or know anyone living in Boston, send me a DM”.
A few days ago, Chinney gave Uche Jombo her flowers, praising her for her performance in Uche Jombo’s upcoming movie and saying she has been in awe of her. She said she doesn’t know if anyone plays the African mother role better than she does.
While concurring with veteran, Kanayo Kanayo, Chinney noted how when she joined YouTube, there was so much love, and everyone was concerned about individual growth. But now, the space has become so toxic, hence why she took a break from the platform to focus and heal.
She noted how actors don’t want to act for producers anymore as everyone is now operating like a one-person army, forgetting that the movie industry is highly spiritual and they all need each other.
