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"A multitude of subplots ensue at a breakneck pace as Nabwana hurls his charismatic cast through bombastic firefights, dizzying motorcycle chases, and an absolutely madcap prison riot - all photographed with a thrilling gonzo panache and seeped in gleefully silly, self-deprecating humor." - Peter Kuplowsky, Fantastic Fest

"There's a lot of fights, a lot of violence and a lot of nonsensical dialogue but the scenes wherein young Mr. Snipes trains a grown man to be a commando because 'your father was a commando, it is in your blood!' are nothing short of awesome." - Ian Jane, RockShockPop.com

"Nabwala IGG's movies (and he has made over thirty) are shot on cheap video with horrendous special effects. What makes them so watchable is the glee with which the actors tackle the roles, and the running Greek chorus commentary track." - Jordan Hoffman, the Guardian

WINNER: Audience Award - Fantastic Fest 2016

Under the guidance of writer/producer/director Nabwana Isaac Godfrey Geoffrey (IGG) and with producer/star Alan Ssali Hofmanis, this crack crew of self-taught filmmakers and martial arts aficionados produce dozens of gonzo action films in the Kampala ghetto with budgets that rarely exceed $200 USD. Utilizing scrap parts to build computers, machine guns and a full-sized Huey helicopter, these real-life superheroes inspire more heart, imagination and soul than a thousand Hollywood blockbusters.