A cultural documentary, “Bigger Than Africa”, is set to debut May 13, on Netflix, a global streaming platform.
This was disclosed by Toyin Adekeye, Founder of Motherland Productions, based in the United States, who is the director of the film.
Adekeye while relaying the film synopsis, said, “Bigger Than Africa” documents the journey of enslaved Africans through the lens of the Yoruba culture of West Africa.
He said this historical documentary takes one through six countries – Brazil, Cuba, Trinidad & Tobago, The Republic of Benin, The U.S., and Nigeria.
