"A Boy Named Bobby" is a poignant screenplay by Adedapo Akisanya that delves into critical social issues: the failings of the foster care system, the inequities in the criminal justice system, and the fractured relationship between fathers and sons. Through the journey of its young protagonist, Bobby, the film provides a powerful narrative that sheds light on these pervasive problems and encourages societal reflection and action.

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"A Boy Named Bobby" is a compelling and necessary film that brings to light critical social issues through a deeply human story.

 

The film won 'Best Black Culture Film' at the World Film Festival in Cannes.