Literary Films

Pria Percival, a student of PAFI, passionate for films and documentaries. Ironically, her life is not in her direction as she was fired from her part-time job and met Triden Mark Lavadez, heir of Lavadez Shipping Lines. Then, had an explicit agreement that would benefit both parties. Agreement that made Pria ingest her remaining dignity and philosophy.

Pierre Paul Abutu gives a humorous, fascinating and dispassionate narration of the unique intimate and romantic events of his life from teenage to adolescence, and into the early stages of his adult life. This narration revolves around the lives, and relationships of sixteen ladies with whom he shared happy, intimate, eventful and evergreen moments of his life with. These love affairs occur in Pierre Abutu’s life, at his university, the Augustine Nnamani Campus, Agbani, in Enugu Campus of the Nigerian Law School, Akwa Ibom State and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Due to his religious beliefs, personal convictions, personal principles, metaphysical and supernatural predictions and postulations, the media, intellectual and literary effects in his life, most of these affairs either ended abruptly or amicably. These love affairs also reveal the negative attitudes, traits and deceptive machinations of these girls and ladies. Even though certain unpleasant and resultant effects were never intended at any particular stage, or with any of these girls and ladies, one thing was very clear: each love affair was and would always be evergreen to Pierre Abutu.

Dans les contes de fées et les films dHolywood, les personnages se rencontrent, tombent amoureux et vivent ensemble et heureux pour l'éternité. Pourtant la vraie vie est souvent loin de ressembler à un conte à l'eau de rose. Nous avons presque tous,vécu à un moment ou à un autre de notre vie,un amour non partagé,des difficultés...Comment faire pour sortir d'une situation souffrante ? Comment oublier? Passer à autre chose ? L'amour n'est toujours pas rose,surtout le mariage. Souvent ils procurent plus de souffrance que de joie.