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Joshua: A Nigerian Portrait is a 1963 documentary that explores the transition from village life to the challenges of urban existence. Directed by Wole Soyinka, this TV movie provides a unique perspective on the life of Joshua Sobitan, a rent-collector in Lagos.
This film is quite rare in its original format, and collectors often seek out the few surviving prints. Most available versions are from later broadcasts, which can affect the viewing experience due to varying quality. Given its unique perspective on Nigerian urban life during a time of significant change, there’s a niche but growing interest in this documentary among collectors interested in global cinema and historical documentaries.
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Joshua: A Nigerian Portrait is classified as a documentary and a TV movie.
Joshua: A Nigerian Portrait was directed by Wole Soyinka.
The film focuses on the pressures faced by people transitioning from village life to the chaos of big city life.
The documentary tells the story of Joshua Sobitan, a rent-collector living in Lagos.
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