THINGS FALL APART - Scene 2

[RsSeanolaf101]

Im 70,000 viewer... do i get a congraulations?

[Nneka134]

I do not regard Unoka a failure. He may have been indisciplined, but he is not a failure

[paperguntut]

i imagine okonko for being muscular

[babysar2004]

@paperguntut I thought he wud have been too.....:/

[guchi345]

this was when nigerian movies ran on script, now it's all improf

[lalalabrianna]

i agree, pleasee put some subtitlees!

[Ashishandolini]

SUBTITLES NEEDED PLZ!

SUBTITLES NEEDED!

SUBTITLES NEEDED PLZ!

SUBTITLES NEDDED!

[arrebiy]

My favourite part was always when they call him "Eburubedike" and the flute afterwards.....Love the smile on his face, it almost reaffirms the name...Soooo want to marry an ibo man....:)

[lordcimek]

@arrebiy Hi... It is "Ebube Dike"

[MrSesh84]

Isn't Okwonkwo suppose to be a pitiless warrior? I do not get the impression from this movie, his character seems so weak. Especially when you compare him to Cele in the Shaka TV series.

[Nickidewbear]

@MrSesh84 They show his dad's life first.

[iroc31407]

everyone is so flawless and beautfiful and looks so healthy. lok at their skin and strong bodies.

[tsarita]

I loved the book. We studied it at school in Trinidad and I read it again as an adult, it's one of my favourite books. I didnt know a movie had been made. Thanks for posting!

[tracycaro]

Ebubedike!!!

[Akolification]

I love this story so much

[wiiiissam]

The audio quality sucks, it's so hard to understand, subtitles maybe?

[37444351]

naija better place but serious wahala things actually have fallen apart EBUBE DIKE

[mcflurz]

dunno what everyone is ON about..I can hear this stuff perfectly. y'all haven't watchen enuff naija tv that's y.

[oreoholicme5]

aww.. i cannot understand what they're sayin'.. the sound is so poor .. :c

[VraiDiouf]

@oreoholicme5 unless you are from an Anglophone West African country you will have a hard time understanding what they are saying.

[mcflurz]

i understand clearly.

[mananda77]

this is a novel of enduring value, and you'll be different when you finish it.chinua ahebe is a treasure for the world.

[Twitter]

Even when they speak English I can't understand them god dammit

[snyper105]

i have to read the book for my humanities class...fuck my life

[voldemortlover66]

the acting sux so bad

[typluz]

Remember this movie was done back in 1985 when Nigeria movie industry were just getting started. now it's bigger and better, they are the third movie production country in the world .Apart from the U.S AND INDIAN

[souljagirlization1]

they are now the 2nd

[westeastxybzd]

@typluz they are

[mspweeti]

D acting iz nt bad..that is how dey lived,spoke e.t.c at the time...x

[KrazyK823]

See, that is what we Africans call respect for your elders.. We need to practice this here in America with our distant cousins "black-Americans'

[Tampinu]

That's how Africans are taught RESPECT, see the way Okonkwo's Mum set him straight @ 7:05 and asked that he APOLIGISE to his father..eh?

[MEDIAFRICTV]

You are not alone, in the observation.

That particular scene demonstrates, not just a cherished Igbo culture, but a typical African culture where obidence and respect to parents, teachers and indeed elders are the core aspects that denote a well trained child.

A character that models a child into adulthood and is seen in that child's words. actions and deeds.

Thanks for you contributions.

MEDIAFRIC TV

[bamisco18]

I am very shocked at comments post on these videos!!!! Things fall apart is work that took a genius to assembly. If you are smart enough to read the book, you would have a greater appreciation for Professor Chinua Achebe's book, "Things Fall Apart". SHOW YOUR LOVE!!!!

[sweetleggs]

if you are in the history 112 class and this is your memoir nervanis - then meet me in class- b/c it is easy to understand ....

[nervanis]

i gotta right a paper on this........this dose not help AT ALL

[DaBeast1019]

dude is garbage on da flute...haha

[NORDYFIRE]

wtf???

is this english or spanish or nigerian version?

[slamduncan1244]

i cant understand shit

[kindu2006]

well, of course you can't understand shit - who can understand shit? Shit is shit.

[slamduncan1244]

ur so fuckin funny its insane

jp man.. ur gay

[florime24]

i love kola, i used to eat it with my grandma in the village when i was in nigeria!!! i miss it.. rest in peace grandma!!!!!

[chris281291]

do u have a european version?

[chris281291]

joachim refddal seems to have small one :')

[vichel]

OMG "proverbs are the palm oil with which words are eaten". This pure classic, damn nigerian proverbs are the best. luv it

[2lou007]

pure classic

[kagome878]

do you guys know any song that sums up the theme of Things Fall Apart? please tell me if you know

[smguyin510]

ima break that mother fuckin flute

[TreyyHott42086]

nice.. i was the 1000 viewer

[MEDIAFRICTV]

Congratulations!!!!

[builtfrank]

dumass

[Mrmoc8]

I so remember watching this as a child, I did not think that I would ever encounter it again! Thanks MediAFric!

[MEDIAFRICTV]

You're welcome.

-MEDIAFRIC TV-

[midolone]

I feel the same way, I was always afraid of the ghost dancing in the begining of the movie. what a nostalgia!

[staynfly]

@Mrmoc8

OMG mee too!!!

[ukabia]

Ahahaha look at Pete Edochie!

[MEDIAFRICTV]

Pete is really one great actor of all time. His role in "Things Fall Apart" will remain the greatest and most cherished of his acting career, Thanks for your contribution.

MEDIAFRIC

[codewit]

ebubedike!!!