One of the highly acclaimed films by Femi Odugbemi, Africa’s leading voice in the development of authentic African storytelling, an award-winning filmmaker, writer, content creator and producer whose works have been showcased across globally, and a Voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, ROLLING DOLLAR (a legend unplugged), is bound for screening as part of Nsibidi Institute’s UK programme this Saturday, 24 January in London.

ROLLING DOLLAR is a musical documentary feature on the remarkable and unconventional career of ace musician, Fatai Rolling Dollar,

Presented by Nsibidi Institute in collaboration with The Africa Centre, the screening is part of ‘Naija Sounds and Vision Scapes,’ a full-day gathering marking Nsibidi Institute’s centennial reflections on Nigerian popular music and Africa’s global cultural histories.

Through sound, image, film, and conversation, the programme explores how Nigerian music continues to travel, transform, and shape global imagination.

According to a delighted Femi Odugbemi, everyone in the UK that is interested in Nigerian popular music and its histories, African cultural production and archives, film, sound, memory, and global exchange should attend the event which would hold from 2.00 pm to 10.00 pm at he Africa Centre, 66 Great Suffolk Street, London SE1 0BL