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"Daybreak in Udi" is a 1949 documentary that explores the efforts of an African tribe in Eastern Nigeria. The film highlights their work to build a maternity hospital while facing internal opposition and government involvement.
Daybreak in Udi has a certain rarity to it; not many copies seem to circulate among collectors, and its historical context adds to its allure. The film’s straightforward yet impactful style is a testament to the documentary genre of its time, capturing genuine community efforts. While it may not be the most polished documentary, its authenticity and the themes it explores resonate strongly, drawing interest from those who appreciate sociocultural narratives in film history.
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"Daybreak in Udi" is a documentary.
The film was produced by the British Information Service, COI, and Crown Film Unit.
The top cast includes E.R. Chadwick, Hartford Anerobi, Fanny Elumeze, Oso Anibhebe, and Joseph Amalu.
"Daybreak in Udi" was released in 1949.
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