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I was chased out of my hotel room so that an actress could be accommodated, Charles Ogunkeye claims

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Nollywood on Radio is set to unveil its groundbreaking documentary, “Rolling without Rights: The Struggles of Nollywood Crew”, a powerful exposé on the exploitation and emotional abuse faced by film crew members in the Nigerian movie industry.

Premiering tomorrow on SeunOloketuyi TV, the documentary delivers unfiltered stories from the often-overlooked professionals behind Nigeria’s most successful productions.

Among the most disturbing accounts is that of Charles Ogunkeye, a respected Director of Photography, who reveals in the documentary:

“I was chased out of my hotel room so that an actress could be accommodated. I slept on the floor all night.”

His experience reflects the widespread neglect of crew members, many of whom face similar challenges in silence.

“Rolling without Rights” captures the emotional toll, poor working conditions, and unequal power dynamics that plague the lives of those working tirelessly behind the scenes. The documentary gives voice to their pain, drawing attention to their struggle for dignity and recognition in an industry often dominated by on-screen talents.

This documentary is not just a story — it’s a call to action.

The film is powered by Nollywood on Radio and will stream exclusively on SeunOloketuyi TV.

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