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With Friends Indeed, SBE Dynasty deliver another hit on screen

Basking on the success of its last production, April Showers, which is currently streaming on Amazon Prime, SBE Dynasty Production has announced the completion of its latest film, Friends Indeed

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Basking on the success of its last production, April Showers, which is currently streaming on Amazon Prime, SBE Dynasty Production has announced the completion of its latest film, Friends Indeed, featuring a stellar cast of Nollywood actors, including Lilian Esoro, Venita Akpofure, Padita Agwu, Omah Iyasara, Ifeanyi Kalu, Anthony Monjaro, Priscilla Okpara, Akin Lewis, MC Lively and Henry Arnold.
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Crafted by the visionary Sandra Bremaud and with a screenplay by Pacass Adebayo, the movie’s storyline reveals how playful competition for social relevance spirals into betrayal, leading to an unexpected conflict. The movie is directed by Richard Omos Iboyi and produced by Sandra Bremaud, with Slasha as associate producer. It promises an interesting and intense cinematic experience.

Speaking of the movie, Bremaud, CEO of SBE Dynasty said, “with Friends Indeed, we wanted to explore the delicate balance of friendship and the impact of societal pressures on personal relationships. The cast has brought incredible energy and depth to their roles, making the story come alive in a way that will resonate with audiences. We believe this film will not only entertain but also provoke thought and conversation.”

“Working with such a talented ensemble cast has been a privilege. Each actor has delivered performances that are both powerful and authentic. We are confident that ‘Friends Indeed’ will captivate viewers and leave a lasting impression,” she added.

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