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Interview section with Chiwetel Ejiofor prior to the premiere for the film "Half of a Yellow Sun", an adaptation of novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's book in Lagos, Nigeria. Chiwetel Ejiofor, Sharon Ogunleye and Seun Sanni at the one-on-one interview section prior to the premiere  for the film "Half of a Yellow Sun", an adaptation of novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's book in Lagos, Nigeria. Chiwetel Ejiofor, Sharon Ogunleye and Seun Sanni after interview section prior to the premiere  for the film Half of a Yellow Sun", an adaptation of novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's book in Lagos, Nigeria. Seun Sanni and the Director of the  film "Half of a Yellow Sun", an adaptation of novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's book in Lagos, Nigeria.

 The snow of today is red, the sun is black and the cloud is white. I am the clown the world is talking about. My home is very close to the pedestrian bridge and my playing ground is at the subway. Early in the day, I hear various clangs of footsteps kissing the helpless floor of my domain. Quickly, I rose to my feet to save the life that I live and that of the floor.  Seeing light in the darkness is illusion due to the season unknown. Looking up, I behold a princess like belle, a lady like bank of beauty and a human like rivers of life. My heart struck and there was no one to rescue the poor rude clown.  I yell to the South and also to the North yet, my voice could not be heard; what a pity story for a man who saw a treasure but could not have it? I walked up to the goddess if I can be giving a chance to ask one thing.  And to my imagination, my request was granted. When she finally opened up and say "proceed" I saw water like fire which went out and res...