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A bright student in Nigeria takes on the academic establishment when she reports a popular professor who tried to rape her. Based on real events.

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Citation | Official Trailer | Netflix

[albakunadu]

The movies looks really good, but why did they allow Tyler Perry to put that horrible wig on the professor's head?

[private_person]

I really enjoyed this movie. The scenes were woven together nicely. The only thing that was quite distracting was Jimmy Jean-Louis' wig which was a bit too obvious.

[MaryB.MB.]

I AM SO PROUD OF TEMI !! Just from the trailer I can tell she did a great job!

[DavidFmawuli]

this is epic... so glad folks from africa are stepping up in the film industry.

[momlisticlife]

At a point I thought Moremi was leading Prof. Lucien on. She was so relaxed in every of her actions. Lucien was a manipulator. Nice movie reminds me of a personal experience

[michaelikechi]

Loved it!

Temi is such a natural Moremi.

The bespectacled twins deserve their own show.

[dolapoaluko]

Proudly Nigerian. So proud to be affiliated with Great ife.... African most beautiful Forward ever.. backward never.

[victorkomolafe]

Loved this movie!!! The fact I didn't get this off feeling I usually get from scenes in some Nigerian movies is amazing. Everything was well put. This movie deserves more recognition

[cruisinginmalindi]

I got chills watching this. So grateful stories like these are being told.

[audriam.]

I loved this movie. I watched it in Spanish. It was Those that directed the movie, wrote the script, everyone who made this movie did an outstanding job. Keep it up. I wanna see more movies like this :) Stay safe everybody and God bless.

[HannahEstherRuth]

This was such a great movie with an important message. I wish I watched with someone the first time around.

[yewandekoyenikan]

OAU campus was used to film this movie. Just awesome. And very accurate; OAU Students studying foreign languages compulsorily have to speak it among themselves and their lecturers, even in public.

[ProphetJuneAmpofo]

How come only 3k views, so far? Africans, do we ever support anything that's ours? Wow.

Inset: I am glad we are awakening to this movie quickly. I prolly judged too quickly. Sorry to all Africans. Nevertheless, let's support ours!

[ismailnurudeen]

I gave it a thumbs up when i noticed my school is the movie location but them the story line is really fascinating too.

[guddy]

Forte really raised his kids well. All the 💰 he has his kids don't have to work a day in their lives but here they are 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[samseed]

What a great movie. Even my 60 year old mother enjoyed this one. Very well done.

[okebadandahunsitv]

This is my first time of watching the Citation Trailer & I'm impressed with Temi's performance. Even though I haven't watch the Drama yet I'm kind of looking forward to it.
Thank you for standing up for every Nigerian Student that has been harassed by their Lecturer.

[theeye]

Temi did well, kudos to the whole staffs that played their role.

[kelsgodblessed]

I NEED THIS MOVIE TO HAVE OVER 1 MILLION VIEWS EVERYTHING IS ON POINT! LETS NOT EVEN TALK ABOUT THE ACTING?? JEEEESHHHH😤😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 LOVED EVERY BIT OF IT! 🗣#AwardPlease🙌🏾

[layegueye]

Je suis senegalais j'ai regardé cette film mais je suis trop fier de l'une femme africaine qui porte la grandeur de ne pas se rabaisser dans quelqu'un qui mène une supériorité machalah