A murder mystery about a young man accused of killing his wife. He's imprisoned but a mystery shrouds the circumstances of her death. Set against the backdrop of postwar Liberia, the film is based on the acclaimed Bai T. Moore novel.
Orphaned, disheveled and falling behind in school, a 7 year-old Liberian's future looks bleak. Yet Joshua possesses a quality that transcends his dire circumstances.
Cornelius Tuayan Keagon (born 6 July 1996) is a remarkable multifaceted Liberian personality known for his work as a philanthropist, expressionist artist, blogger, entrepreneur, investment banker, and actor. His nickname “Senator” (or simply “Senate”), adds to his intriguing persona. He has made significant contributions in various fields. Keagon is particularly recognized for his roles in films such as “Johnny Mad Dog,” “Murder In The Cassava Patch,” and "Son Of None". Beyond his acting career, he founded the humanitarian organization Arts & Positivity in 2019, which initially served Nimba County but later expanded to cover all of Liberia. The organization focuses on distributing food and clothing to orphanages. His early life was marked by the challenges of growing up during the Liberian Civil Wars, which influenced his advocacy for world peace and human rights from a young age.
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