There’s been a lot of buzz about it on social media and some interesting behind the scenes images dropped by the producers, adding to the excitement. Now we have a date. The star-studded romantic comedy, ‘Just Say Hello’ is set to drop in April.
The full-length movie came about thanks to a collaboration between Invision Studios & GetSetSkill.
It features a number of hotshots, including award-winning singer Ammara Brown and Tendaiishe Chitima, the star of Zimbabwe’s first movie on Netflix, ‘Cook Off’.
The cherry on top is the involvement of superstar Zimbabwean born South African Actress Chi Mhende. This dynamic ensemble is completed by talented male leads, star of the show, South African actor T.K. Sebothoma from the Netflix drama ‘Kings of Jo’Burg,’ Zimbabwean actor and producer Shaun Mundawarara, with the multi-talented comedian, Carl Joshua Ncube supporting in his debut acting role.
Directed by Denise Edwards, the movie tells a tale of love and growth, sprinkled with light humour and life lessons. The story was written by Andrew Hammond in collaboration with Edwards and focuses on characters that find themselves entangled in resolving their fears before they can find love.
“Filming a movie during a pandemic with a tight budget has had its challenges, but we have pushed through as a team and are excited to bring this project to the big screen and major streaming services,” stated Edwards.
Companies that supported the production include Jacque Mgido Cosmetics, Ezulwini Villa, Truworths, Fastjet, Treat & Co, The Jamtree, Liquid Home, ERA Media, Shanashe Makeup, Lady MC Hair & Vee’s Delectables.
“The initial production of this movie was self-funded but as we started to tell our story to potential investors and sponsors, we have garnered a lot of support,” said executive producer, Blessing Chinanga.
“We would like to thank our main partner on this project ,VAYA Africa, for believing in our vision and providing key support for our cast and crew during the duration of filming. We’d also like to thank Intrinz Inc who have provided immense support to our project all the way from the USA.”
