In a bid to remain the number one in the Drama ministry in Africa, Mount Zion Films International has hit the shelves with a new film entitled: “Forces Against My soul”, in collaboration with  the students of the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada. 
The film is about the wayward life of some foreign university students, who were sent and sponsored by their parents in Africa to go and study but chose to go into licentious ways of living on and off the campus.
Kathy, daughter of a devout christian parent, is a Nigerian student schooling in a University in Canada; however, she disregarded the Christian morals she brought from home to join a group of errant and immoral girls on the campus, who are being controlled by some terrible evil forces.
The second main plot of the movie centres around Professor Jones of the same campus, who is married to a fervent and loving woman, but is being manipulated by evil forces through many of these depraved girls to walk against his marital vows.
There is a timely intervention of God at the end though as one of the main characters has to face the consequence for straying away from God.
Most of the cast are the students of the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, who are members of the drama group of Immanuel Fellowship Church and had earlier attended the Mount Zion Institute of Christian Drama  seminar organised in 2010 by the church.
The original story was written by Dr. Akin Olukoju  and Andrew Bawa (Pastor and Associate Pastor of the church) directed by Mike Bamiloye and  associate director is Gloria Bamiloye. The movie is produced by Dr. Akin and Deborah Olukoju.