Ugandan film about Archbishop Janani Luwum, showcasing his courageous stand against Idi Amin and celebrating its festival journey. Archbishop Janani Luwum was a courageous leader who fearlessly stood for justice and freedom for the people of Uganda during the oppressive regime of dictator Idi Amin. His unwavering commitment to speaking out against human rights abuses and advocating for the oppressed made him a symbol of hope and resilience for many. Despite facing threats and persecution, Archbishop Luwum remained steadfast in his beliefs and continued to champion the rights of the people. His legacy serves as an inspiration for all those who continue to fight for justice and freedom in the face of adversity. Archbishop Janani Luwum’s story is a powerful reminder of the impact that one individual can have in standing up for what is right, even in the darkest of times.

In Janani: The Last Stand,’ we delve into the world of Archbishop Janani Luwum, a celebrated Anglican saint who stood his ground against tIdi Amin’s tyranny even when he knew that his life and those of others around him was in danger.

The film explores the archbishop’s last meeting with PresidentIdi Amin before his death. The archbishop, who had been rescuing unjustly convicted people, sent a letter criticizing the government for atrocities hence infuriating the president and his henchmen. Amin had to arrest him and accuse him of treason when rebel soldiers attacked his military. With the archbishop in custody,Idi Amin had all the power to do whatever he wished or did he?

Through a captivating storyline, we witness the unraveling of Janani’s’ carefully crafted facade and how he won over the hearts of many.It’s a powerful exploration of the price of ambition and the healing power of love and redemption