The problem was, he had never set foot in a movie theater, mostly relying on descriptions of theatrically-released movies from his brothers and close friends. Having grown up on Hollywood action movies and martial arts films, filmmaker Isaac Godfrey Geoffrey Nabwana (AKA Nabwana IGG) was inspired to make movies himself.

Who Killed Captain Alex? is something that we almost never see from contemporary mainstream Hollywood: a genuine passion project, and its story is a true inspiration. Meanwhile, Alex's brother, a Shaolin kung-fu master named Bruce U ( Bukenya Charles), arrives to exact revenge on whoever it was that assassinated his brother. Nobody knows who killd him, and with a desperate Richard taking a couple of Ugandan soldiers hostage in hopes of getting the government to release his brother from custody (as he was arrested by Alex early in the film), the military rallies together to snatch the slime-bucket. In Kampala, the capital city of Uganda, the Ugandan People's Defense Force has sent its finest soldier, Captain Alex ( Kakule William) to take down the ruthless Tiger Mafia and its bloodthirsty leader, Richard ( Sseruyna Ernest), but just his operation begins, Alex is mysteriously assassinated. Who Killed Captain Alex? is one such movie. And then there are action movies with micro budgets, filmed in Uganda, with an entirely Ugandan cast and crew, made by a director who had no professional training in filmmaking, who had nothing to his name but a camera and a passion for movies, on a budget of an estimated $200. There are action movies with micro budgets ( Assault on Precinct 13-$100,000). There are action movies with low budgets ( Wheelman-$6 million). There are action movies with modest budgets ( Angel Has Fallen-$40 million).

There are action movies with massive budgets ( Hobbs & Shaw-$200 million).

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