Memry Savanhu
Memry Savanhu (also Memory Savanhu) is a Zimbabwe-born Nollywood actress, filmmaker and entrepreneur, permanently resident in Lagos, Nigeria after a relocation from London, UK. She made her debut in the film, "Distance Between", in 2008 and had since then, starred in a number of Nollywood features such as "One Fine Day", "On Bended Knees" and "'76". She is the founder of Memkay Productions, a film production outfit. Life and education. Savanhu was reportedly born in Zimbabwe and revealed to Nigerian "Guardian Newspaper" that she is of Zezuru ethnicity. She studied drama in London and at the New  York Film Academy in Abu Dhabi, UAE studied filmmaking. Career. Savanhu had her earliest film production directed by Izu Ojukwu titled, "Distance Between", in 2008 featuring Rita Dominic, Mercy Johnson, Kalu Ikeagwu and Yemi Blaq. Among her subsequent notable productions are "One Fine Day", "Cougars Reloaded", "Catwalq" and "On Bended Knees". She was featured as "Eunice" in Izu Ojukwu's 2016 historical war drama, "'76". Also featured were: Rita Dominic, Ramsey Nouah, Chidi Mokeme, Ibinabo Fiberesima and Daniel K. Daniel. The film had its premiere in Nigeria on November 3, 2016. In 2014, she was nominated in the "Best Actor  UK Female" category of the global Zulu African Academy Awards (ZAFAA), held in London, UK for her role in the film, "Maria's Vision". In 2015, she was nominated for the Zimbabwe International Women's Awards (ZIWA) held in Birmingham, UK in October of that year as reported by "The Herald" of Zimbabwe. This award is for her contribution to the Nollywood, according to "Youth Village". Personal life. "Pulse Nigeria" gathered that Savanhu is divorced and has two children.