Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award winner, Kunle Afolayan, has just released a video documentary which shows him in an interview with Gisele Omidarewa Cossard, an 'Ifa' priestess in Brazil.
Film maker interviews Gisele Omidarewa Cossard [VIDEO]
Afolayan released a 14-minute exclusive video documentary, that showed an interview between him and a white 'Ifa' priestess based in Brazil.
Kunle Afolayan at the 2015 AMVCAs
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In the exclusive interview, Cossard, who is a woman of European descent, revealed why she believes in the 'Orisas' (gods) and how she became a priestess.
The video creates an astonishing effect on the viewers as to how a white woman can uphold a culture that is alien to her own origins.
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Cossard, though not able to understand or communicate in Yoruba, shows great knowledge about Yoruba gods, claiming to have had the opportunity to interact with them.
Kunle Afolayan, who is now becoming a very creative movie producer and director, used the interview to stir up the imagination of the viewers concerning Yoruba antescedents.
See more about Afolayan in a video below.
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