Any entrepreneur who owns a Cinema business is often interested in knowing the kind of audience that a film is targeted to entertain. This consideration has a lot to do with the category of people that seek and cherish to view the film. The target population for our Rainbow film includes youths, teenagers, Gen-Z and even Gen-X with a dominant trendy theme about dreams which is rampant in the global community today. 

Though a large percentage of our parents today don't agree with their children's dreams, they can’t always diminish the youthful dreams of their offspring. And music, which is the major dream passionately pursued by the film's Chief Protagonist, Prince Rainbow, has become a force to reckon with in our global space today. Therefore, many children (8-12 years), teenagers, young adults, and in fact every age bracket will relate to what Prince Rainbow is going through with the pursuit of his youthful dream.

We strongly believe that our audience will desire to sit longer at home or at a public viewing place (cinema) to see how or know if Prince Rainbow triumphed with his dream of becoming a successful musician with a platinum record to his credit as a celebrity artist just as he dreamed to be.

This is what gets and keeps viewers glued to their screens. In the Rainbow film series, more mouthwatering, heart-throbbing, neck-bending and nerve-wracking actions are introduced at such points you think the film is almost over. This happened more than 4 times in the film. For instance, Prince Rainbow, as a prodigal son, fled his royal father's palace to join a drug cartel in Lagos. He nearly died in gang-related fights and escaped kidnapping. Consequently, he tentatively repents and returns to his parents, admitting defeat.

But shortly thereafter, again, he runs away from the palace in the pursuit of the same dream (becoming a superstar musician without the support of his royal parents) that almost took his life. Rainbow finally succeeds with his dream. To crown it all, his platinum-record label owner and producer makes a music video for Rainbow's songs.

At this point, one will think the film is over, but then we see another emerging commotion and eventual deadly conflict amongst the two drug cartels (the Sea-Lions and the Vampires) regarding the ownership of the drug routes, sharing of drug funds, and dissolving of the groups.

Any potential film industry investor is often interested in a movie that the producer(s) can build upon, confidently projecting into the future, as they are already geared for more episodes after the initial film or maiden production. Invariably, the Rainbow film will leave you asking questions like: "what, who, where, how, and why." For example, you can see that Bishop Gates was maliciously set up by Oby, a member of the prostitution cartel called LOTUS Sisters, working hand-in-gloves with the drug cartels.

But in this current episode of the film, you are left wondering or asking, "what's the outcome of this evil plot against a man of God and by whom, where, and how? In fact, you will remain in suspense wondering or you become so anxious to know what happens afterwards. Of course, the Executive Producer, Chuck Eke, beautifully and creatively answered all these questions in the subsequent episodes. Also, you hear in this current episode of "Rainbow: Living Your Dream” that Jimmy (the Capone or Head of the Sea-Lion drug cartel) is in prison.

But then, you begin to wonder or ask, "why or for what offense?" Equally, you remain in suspense to know or compelled to ask, "what happens when Jimmy gets out of prison?" When he gets out of jail, will Capone Jimmy's first target be to kill Prince Rainbow? And if so, why? Or will Jimmy go after his money shared by the lieutenant of his drug runs with the traffickers? Who is Princess Excellence? Could it be that she is related to Jimmy or who? These are questions artistically and amazingly answered in the subsequent episodes.

‍Furthermore, in the Palace plots of the Rainbow film, certain puzzles were deliberately designed to leave you in suspense, compelling you to ask more questions. For instance, "How did the fracas between Queen Nnenne Achebe and Princess Excellence end? Equally, what if Rainbow sold a fake drug (cocaine) to Alhaji? This question arises because Alhaji got the drug package for an "unbelievably" cheap price. In fact, it was his first time dealing with such business and he didn't even have the time to taste the product. Is it a bag full of chalk? Would he take the drug package home, and his wife steals a kilo and goes out to sell to another drug baron who then finds out it's fake or something else? Meanwhile, Alhaji in real life, Macaroni is the popular Lagos-based comedian with over two million followers on Instagram.

Still in the Palace plot, we saw Davido only once. Plots and scenes with more of Davido will continue in upcoming episodes called the BOUTIQUE BETRAYALS still in the Rainbow film series. Lovers of Nonso Diobi – known as Davido in the film – remain in suspense to know or ask, "what's up with Davido?" Interestingly, Nonso Diobi is a very popular A-List Nollywood actor, and all his fans will be keen to know what happens with him in the future episodes.

In one of the plots on illicit love affair in the Rainbow film, Princess Serena – Rainbow's cousin and the younger sister of Prince LeBron Hakeem – storms out of Prince Lebron's house in Boston, USA. She murmurs that LeBron is only jealous; and hence she concludes that LeBron is just gossiping and merely lying about Justin Bieber, her white boyfriend that she’s desperately in love for, while Justin is not serious with her. Meanwhile, LeBron was telling her the truth about the secret love affair of Justin Bieber with a white lady called Olivia. Justin is simply a "money digger" and "playboy," but Serena blindly calls him “fiancé” whereas he’s cheating on her and spending Serena’s money on Olivia. That's another tantalizing storyline with mesmerizing episodes already filmed and waiting to be utilized and aired.

Much more on continuity, viewers will be keen to know and compelled to ask, “Did the U.S. born Nigerian Prince, Lebron Hakeem, decide to join his cousin, Prince Rainbow Achebe in Nigeria – after both realized their dreams – and perhaps to pursue ‘strange’ dreams afterwards?” Alternatively, did Prince Rainbow in the style of Eddy Murphy's film "Coming to America," go to the US to meet up with his cousin, LeBron to entice him into drug runs or something else after attaining celebrity status? 

Also, strangely enough, Jennifer Aniston still suffers unpleasant encounters with Michael Jones, a young white racist and intruder into her home. Michael unsuccessfully tries repeatedly to convince Jennifer (a white lady) to dump LeBron her black fiancé. When he fails in wooing her into marriage, Michael eventually attempts to rape Jennifer. In frustration, for not realizing his dream of marrying Jennifer, did Michael attempt killing Lebron, the black American fiancé of Jennifer? Is yes, did he succeed in killing LeBron? If no, so what followed?  All these are plots in the Rainbow film that will individually definitely birth more of 1-hour-40-minute contents and/or episodes.

Rainbow film was shot with Red Dragon camera which is one of the most sophisticated in the industry. In fact, the 16.9 resolution of the film can be viewed on a cinema screen and the pixels will still stand crispy. This is a great intercontinental film with Hollywood standard shot with the intention of making it irresistible to watch.

Meanwhile, the storyline is inspired by the real-life story of Anderson Cooper of CNN with inspiring spotlights on Van Jones of CNN and Winfrey Oprah of OWN. Essentially, Cooper is from rich background with wealthy parents, but he never depended on his parents' affluence, influence, and celebrity status to pursue his dream of becoming an accomplished journalist and TV celebrity.

And that reality profoundly inspired the fictional character Prince Rainbow Achebe in the film. Also, Rainbow dreamt of being like Van Jones of CNN who succeeded with his dream and came back to help his community. This is a great intercontinental film to behold and invest in.