AN EXPLORATION OF THE USE OF COSTUME IN NIGERIAN EPIC FILMS: IJELE AND IGODO IN FOCUS
Abstract
This study explores the cultural significance of costumes in Nigerian epic films, using "Ijele" and "Igodo" as case studies. The research examines the role of costumes in conveying cultural values, traditions, and identities in these films. The study reveals that costumes play a vital role in Nigerian epic films, enhancing the narrative, promoting cultural awareness, and preserving cultural heritage. The findings highlight the importance of authenticity, cultural consultation, and training in costume design for Nigerian filmmakers.
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