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Daniel Oriahi’s the weekend released

By Shaibu Husseini
07 September 2024   |   3:26 am
Nigeria’s first independently produced Nollywood film to premiere at New York’s Tribeca Film Festival’s The Weekend was released in Nigerian cinemas on August 30. Directed by respected Nollywood filmmaker, Daniel Oriahi,

Nigeria’s first independently produced Nollywood film to premiere at New York’s Tribeca Film Festival’s The Weekend was released in Nigerian cinemas on August 30. Directed by respected Nollywood filmmaker, Daniel Oriahi, who is known for ‘Misfit’, ‘Sylvia’ and ‘Oko Ashewo’, the gripping thriller is about a woman who uncovers a shocking secret about her soon-to-be-in-laws. The movie shows how messy and chaotic relationships can be behind the glamour and how partners treat each other when the rose-tinted glasses are taken off. The movie is produced by Uche Okocha of Trino Motion Pictures and executive produced by Babatunwa Aderinokun and starring Uzoamaka Aniunoh, Bucci Franklin, and more. It is at the cinema near you from August 30.
Moses Babatope Leads Nile Group To Take Game Changing Step

We mentioned here that top filmpreneur, Moses Babatope, who co-founded the Film One Group has moved on to establish Nile Group, which was introduced to the Nigerian film space three weeks ago. In what many consider an industry game changer, Babatope’s Nile Group has entered a joint venture with EbonyLife Cinema owned by media mogul, Mo Abudu, to introduce luxury cinema experience across West Africa. The Pods – a partnership, in collaboration with EbonyLife Cinemas is a major leap forward in the cinema industry, offering high-quality, comfortable movie experiences in exclusive, private settings. Speaking on the partnership, Bukky George-Taylor highlighted the significance of strategic partnerships, collaborations, and investments in driving The Nile Group’s mission forward. “The future of African entertainment hinges on robust partnerships and collaborative efforts. At The Nile Group, we are committed to forging strong alliances with local and international stakeholders to elevate the industry. This partnership in The Pods is proof that we believe in the potential of the African market.” He said: The Nile Group has laid the groundwork for partnerships and collaboration, and we are open to more. This venture with Mo Abudu and EbonyLife Cinemas shows our dedication to innovation and excellence. By combining our resources and expertise, we aim to deliver a cinema experience that is second to none.” In line with their vision, the Nile Group and EbonyLife Cinemas plan to open 10 Pods per year, reaching a total of 50 Pods within the next five years

Jade Osiberu Returns To Cinema Space With Christmas In Lagos This December
If you were wondering where notable film director Jade Osiberu had been since she made the controversial Gangs of Lagos, wonder no more. The award-winning director has been cooking a Christmas meal, which she announced, is ready. “If you’ve followed me for a while, you’ll know that when I’m quiet, it means I’m cooking and food is done. I have some exciting news we made the most beautiful, heartwarming, Christmas film ever and it’s coming to Prime Video this December,” Jade said, recently. Set against the backdrop of Lagos lively Detty December festivities, this film follows four friends navigating friendship, love, and loss during the holiday season. The film features notable actors including Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD), Shaffy Bello, Wale Ojo, Teniola Aladese, Angel Anosike, Shalom C Obiago, and Supacell star Rayxia Ojo. The feature also includes Afrobeats stars like Adekunle Gold, Waje, Wurld, Liya and Ayra Starr.

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