The Route

The Route is a Ugandan film directed by Jayant Maru, based on a screenplay he wrote. It is about human trafficking in Uganda.[1]

This article is about the Ugandan film. For the medieval Irish territory, see Route, County Antrim.

The Route
Official poster
Directed byJayant Maru
Produced byJayant Maru
Screenplay byJayant Maru
Starring
  • Sharon Detoro
  • Esther Bwanika
  • Bwanika Felix
  • Edlyn Sabrina
  • Thomas Kayondo
  • Debie Kagisha
  • Angie
  • Edward Isyagi
Music byProducer Nessim
CinematographyEric Wamasebu
Production
company
Mahj Films
Release date
  • 26 July 2013 (2013-07-26) (Uganda National Cultural Center)
CountryUganda
LanguageLuganda & English

Cast
  • Sharon Detoro as Samantha
  • Thomas Kayondo as Sam
  • Edlyn Sabrina as Sabrina
  • Felix Bwanika as Mr. Nyobobo
  • Bwanika Esther as Mother

Accolades
  • Nominated for the Best Feature Film in Uganda's Film Festival (2013)
  • Nominated for best Feature Film at the Silicon Valley African Film Festival (2013)
  • Nominated for best feature Film at the Manya Human Rights Film Festival (2013)
  • Won best feature film at the Nile Diaspora International Film Festival (2013)
  • Official Selection at the FESTICAB Burundi Film Festival (2014)
  • Nominated for best production in the Diaspora at Kalasha Awards (2014)
  • Official Selection at the Herat International Women's Film Festival (2015)
  • Won Best East African Feature Film at Mashariki African Film Festival (2015)
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References
  1. "Film director explores social themes". Retrieved 30 August 2016.
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