My Life My Damage

The official “My Life My Damage” poster that Uche Jombo tweeted, complete with release date (Photo credit: Uche Jombo Studios)

My Life My Damage, the second entry in Uche Jombo’s trilogy of movies, will be released early in 2013.

It finally has a release date—My Life My Damage, that is.

Uche Jombo tweeted the message,

“Tonto dikeh in her best yet….. #my life my damage official poster,” which preceded a link to the movie poster posted at Instagram. Printed below the haggard and unkempt face of the movie’s star, Tonto Dikeh, is the following in red font: “in cinemas Feb 1st 2013.”

My Life My Damage is the second film of a planned trilogy under Uche Jombo’s production imprint, Uche Jombo Studios. It features Dikeh in the lead role as Dora, whose reckless lifestyle as a drug addict catches up with her when she contracts HIV.

“Tonto Dikeh is a slave to her character Dora. Her realistic acting is what makes Dora so real,” reads the description of Dikeh and the character she plays.

A theme ties Jombo’s three films together: “damage.”

Indeed, each film contains that word in its title. The “damage” in the first movie, the award-winning Damage (2011), is the adverse effect a turbulent marriage has on the children it has produced.

The “damage” in My Life My Damage is the result of Dora’s aforementioned behavior.

Although casting and release date are yet to be determined for the third movie, My Country, Their Damage is expected to follow the same theme as its two predecessors.

Jombo is the executive producer and co-screenwriter of all three movies. Dikeh gets co-producer credit for My Life My Damage.

Broken

Nse Ikpe-Etim, Bimbo Manuel, and Kalu Ikeagwu star in this rivetting drama produced and directed by Bright Wonder O. Obasi

The movie, Broken, also stars Mary Chukwu, Maksat Ampe, Shalom Sharon Bada and many more.

SYNOPSIS: Gabriel Ortega (Kalu Ikeagu), a promising young man, gets Mariam (Nse Ikpe-Etim), a naïve teenage girl pregnant in a remote community where he was posted for his primary assignment during his National Youth Service year. He absconds to the city, leaving her confused and frustrated. In her naivety she abandons the child in a refuse dump, and he is later picked up by a Good Samaritan and taken into an orphanage.

The lovers reunite in the city and get married, but after two kids they begin to experience marriage burn out, and eventually get separated. The divorcee each reunites with a new life partner and starts up a new family.

A few years later, the mistakes of their past comes hunting, throwing their families and entire life into chaos; having to deal with a daughter who was sneaked out of an asylum where she has been for six years, a second son who has become wild with the street life as a result of frustration, and the son they abandoned in a refuse dump, now in prison on death row.

Pearls Of Africa

Set in Kenya, during the late 1970s when the nation was only just beginning to recover from the thumb of British Colonialism. It was also a time when racism and prejudice were rampant between native Kenyans and white settlers, and any Kenyan woman associated with “Mzungu” (white men) was branded a cocotte. Set against this backdrop, the movie is a powerful tale of two people brought together by their love for each other but separated by the hate of others.

Starring: Neil Reidman, Kevin Leslie, Lizz Njagah, Kathy Krantz Stewart

A Sharon Agina Film

Visit the website at: http://www.pearlsofafrica.co.uk

The Lost Number

After running away from a dodgy Foray, Kathleen Jones, an American journalist, goes down south to Ngara Town, a slum besieged by police indiscriminate arrests and once threatened by demolition. Seeking redemption, Kathleen saves Ngara Town and becomes her new hero. But when Diwani (point man of the Foray) comes to Ngara to retrieve from Kathleen what belongs to the Foray and clean her out, Kathleen must go against the odds from her past to save Ngara from Diwani and a Foray striking for the very soul of Ngara Town.

Visit the website: http://www.thelostnumber.com/production-team

Man On Ground

Produced by Akin Omotoso, Man on Ground is a tragic yet poignant film that skillfully depicts the horrific 2008 xenophobic riots and attempts to unravel the reasons for the deep-rooted hostility towards immigrants in South Africa. The film tells the story of a young Nigerian man living in the African refugee tenements of Johannesburg who disappears against the background of animosity against immigrants flaring into violent rioting. In the span of a single night, his brother, on a short visit from London, tries to elucidate the mystery.

Winner of the Best South African Film at the 10th Tri Continental Film Festival in Johannesburg, Soweto, Pretoria and Cape Town.

The film stars seasoned actors like Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Fana Mokoena and Bubu Mazibuko.

“An exceptional film, both in content and form, Man on Ground is underpinned by a striking central performance,” says 2012 TCFF Director Rehad Desai.

“There is real accomplishment evident in these films that bodes very favourably for the future of our industry,” said Desai.

Awakening

Awakening is the latest film from director James Omokwe, producer Theresa Ananenu and the first from their new venture Studio84.

Awakening is like nothing the Nigerian movie industry has ever seen! It is different in terms of story structure, shooting style, cast and crew.

Awakening takes the viewers on an exciting unpredictable journey into several mysterious deaths that profoundly affect the lives of 2 strangers; who are through together by fate or design. Nicholas – a fast rising advertising executive and Zainab- a brilliant but bored journalist. Nicholas and Zainab, in a bid to uncover the truth behind the strange deaths, they are led to a past that they could never have imagined and their futures are inextricably changed forever.

This thrilling action – adventure film was shot in real time with a documentary style feel that has never been seen in the Nigerian movie industry. Awakening is a story which has not been told in this industry and the cohesion of the professional crew, with their diverse backgrounds and skill sets have produced a film that will show the world the Nigerian achievement in film production.

Mistresses

Halima Abubakar has remained consistent and limitless. Having spent over a decade in Nollywood, Halima is gearing up for the premiere of her Movie, Mistresses. This beautiful damsel, known for her excellent deliveries in the make believe world is relentless in her quest to climb the ladder of greatness in her blossoming acting career.

With relationship infidelity and misconceptions about men being the theme of the movie, Mistresses goes to portray Halima not only as a talented actress but also a producer to look out for.

This long anticipated movie is expected to hit the entertainment landscape soon. It’s sure going to be the next headliner when talking about sold out movies.

Mistresses, Coming Soon!

Journey To Self

“JOURNEY TO SELF” starring singer-actress Ashionye Michelle Raccah, who also co-produced the movie, and it also features Nse Ikpe-Etim, Carol King, Kalu Ikeagwu, Femi Brainard, Femi Jacobs, Chris Attoh, Katherine Obiang Edoho, Tosin Sido.

This is one of the most highly anticipated movie for 2013 as well as “Weekend Getaway”

It has a great story line, production, direction and articulate cast.

It’s definitely a sure winner!

Coming Soon!

Tatoo Girls 1 & 2

She had served her prison term, now she was free, so she decided to go back to the village and pick up her life from where she left it,

Shocking news awaits her when she gets to the village, as she finds out that her mother is dead.

After staying in the village for a while she travels back to the city, where she meets a handsome guy(Mike Ezuruonye) who she falls in love with, but the God sent is not what it seems…

Starring- Tonto Dike, Mike Ezuruonye

A Wish

A single mother, who is a petty trader, with no opportunity of education, having one wish, to see her child go to school and explore the opportunities she never had, but when fate strikes, and she finds out that she has a few years to live, after being diagnosed of cancer, she has to struggle to achieve her dreams against all odds.

Produced by Multiple Award Winning Director Elvis Chucks, A Wish is an action packed Hilarious comedy, that expresses the importance of education, and awareness in general.

IT IS A MUST WATCH!

View the movie trailer at: http://www.awishmovie.com/YOUTUBE

Flower Girl

A tale of love lost and won in the city of Lagos, from the producer and director of the awarding winning film ‘Small Boy’ Michelle Bello.

Flower Girl is a romantic comedy centred on the life of a shy florist, Kemi, desperate to tie the knot with her long-time boyfriend Umar, she finds herself playing desperado when she teams with a popular playboy Tunde Kulani, in a bid to get Umar back, after he dumped her.

The movie addresses the issue of young women desperate for a husband without carefully considering the elements that are needed to make marriage last.

The cast boasts of upcoming Nigerian movie stars like Damilola Adegbite, (formerly in Tinsel), Chris Attoh (Tinsel), Eku Edewor (Studio 53), Bikiya Graham Douglas and Chuks Chukwujekwu, starring for the first time as a male lead.

Nollywood big names, Patrick Doyle, Teni Aofiyebi and Tosan Edremoda-Ugbeye are also on the cast.

Shot entirely on location, with an all-star crew including Co-Producer Michelle Dede (Big Brother Nigeria), Art Director Bola Bello (AMAA award winner for Art Direction: Small Boy), award-winning Screenwriter Jigi Bello (Shooter, The Waiting Room) and Director of Photography James Costello (Inale, Last Flight to Abuja and Black November), the movie will premiere in 2013.

Flower Girl is Michelle’s ‘love letter to Lagos’, featuring familiar and exciting parts of the city never seen before in a film.

‘Flower Girl captures modern-day Lagos in stunning high resolution that will be enjoyed by audiences everywhere’.

The Meeting

Release date: October 19, 2012
Genre:Romantic Comedy
Studio: The Audrey Silva Company

Plot outline

“The Meeting” is a romantic-drama set mainly in Abuja.

Lagos-based corporate executive Makinde Esho finds himself at the mercy of political patronage, bureaucratic red-tape and his tender heart when he embarks on a one day business trip to Abuja to secure a government contract.

Starring
Rita Dominic, Kate Henshaw, Nse Ikpe-Etim, Basorge Tariah, Chika Chukwu, Chinedu Ikedieze.

Introducing
Femi Jacobs, Linda Ejiofor & Collin Richards

Directed by
Mildred Okwo

Written By
Tunde Babalola

Screenplay by
Tunde Babalola, Mildred Okwo

Produced by
Rita Dominic & Mildred Okwo

Get more information about this movie at: http://www.facebook.com/TheMeeting

Contract

From the people that brought you “The Adams Apples Series”, “The Perfect Picture” and “Checkmate” (Sparrow
Productions), and DesAmour, in collaboration with Yvonne Okoro comes “Contract”

CONTRACT is a story about Peter (Hlomla Dandala) who, in his quest to find the woman who will take his money, have his child and disappear, begins a roller coaster,
contracted relationship with Abena Boateng (Yvonne Okoro), a crude but clever local girl who is anything but impressed with Peter’s affluence.

Contract is a romantic comedy that brings together the best of Africa with a cast of Hlomla Dandala from South Africa,
Ghana’s Yvonne Okoro and Nigeria’s Joseph Benjamin.

For more information about the movie, visit the movie’s website: http://www. contractfilm.com

Black Widow

Directed by Nkem Obi-Rapu (daughter of Chris Obi-Rapu – Director of Nollywood Classic “Living in Bondage”) and produced by NOR Media Group and Nollywood actor, Kalu Ikeagwu, comes “Black Widow”. The movie stars Kalu Ikeagwu alongside Tyler Scott and Diamond Sonpon
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SYNOPSIS: 

It’s Detective Seyi Rotimi’s last day but his curiosity cant keep him away from the Kapah case, thats why he agrees to assist his partner, Detective Chase Huntsman (Tyler Scott), with questioning the deceased’s widow, Fanta Kapah (Diamond Sonpon). Seyi’s instincts tell him there’s more to Fanta’s story that meets the eye but is unsure of how to prove it.
Is she really spinning a web of lies or is Seyi (Kalu Ikeagwu) still bitter from his recent divorce and taking it out on poor Fanta?

Torn

   From the Director, best known as the African King of Psychological Thrillers, Moses Inwang (who brought us “Private Enemy”, “Chelsea” and “Damage”) comes another amazing thriller called Torn.

TORN is produced by Moses Inwang and Theo Ukpaa and stars Ireti Doyle, Joseph Benjamin and Monalisa Chinda amongst many others.

Streets Of Calabar

Synopsis

Chuks Oti, mixed-race 419 (advance fee fraud) scammer and illegal immigrant recently deported back to his home country Nigeria from London. Once there he manages to wangle his way out of a possible jail term and ends up in the holiday resort city, Calabar, living with his loyal, much younger British girlfriend Margaret, who insisted on travelling with him to Nigeria.
 
Chuks takes on menial jobs to make ends meet, but life is difficult .When he runs into his old 419 mate, Mike, a Nigerian pleasure seeker who is full of wild energy and loves to take risks, the two down-on-their-luck friends, with no jobs and no prospects, soon find themselves back in the criminal world.
 
They become enveloped in a web of scams and danger presided over by the mysterious De Don, leader of a gang of underground arms and drug dealers, who’s hatched an evil plan to takeover the peaceful streets of Calabar.
 
Chuks and Mike are forced to become part of a dangerous covert police mission led by two internationally trained detectives to stop De Don and keep the streets of Calabar free of crime. But they soon find themselves the targets, as the evil De Don suspects a double cross.
 
Pursued across the breathtaking scenery of Cross River State by De Don and his guards as well as a raging group of Cameroonian “yardies”, not to mention one very pissed off cattle herdsman, time ticks down to an explosive climax.
 
Writer and former BBC/CNN reporter and presenter, Charles Aniagolu, weaves an intricate and funny story in this thriller-comedy, with a cleverness and wit that will leave you tense and laughing at the same time.

Cast

 
Rita Dominic, Best Actress winner at the African Academy Awards for 2012 plays the role of Sly to perfection. In this film, Rita’s character is poised, sensual and shrewd. Sly is a sultry young woman given to sexual aggression when sufficiently turned on and fits of petulant
dangerous murderous fury when crossed.
 

 
Wale Ojo a seasoned British actor who’s been acting for over twenty years plays Mike, a cheeky character who uses humour to keep his spirits up in the midst of a very dark, bleak future with little prospects on the horizon. He’s loud and raucous and even though he’s a small time, streetwise con man you can’t help but love him.
 

 
Anthony Ofoegbu an acclaimed theatre, film and television actor in the UK plays the role of Chuks Oti, a mixed race, fun loving but slightly conservative character who is seduced by his friend Mike into participating in crazy, money making schemes.
 
 

 
 
Maynard Eziashi, international renowned actor for his roles in a ‘A Good Man in Africa’ and ‘Mister Johnson’ joins the cast as Okoro, a quick tempered, hugely intelligent, British trained Nigerian detective.
 

 
Keppy Bassey Ekpenyong, a much loved Nigerian actor, brings his talents to Streets of Calabar playing the role of Effiong an American trained cop. He teams up with his fellow detective Okoro to rid the streets of Calabar of corruption and crime doing everything he can to keep his beloved Calabar the safest city in Nigeria.
 

 
Gordon Case a Royal Shakespearean and National Theatre actor in the UK takes on the role of Struggle, a wild, drunken ruffian from neighbouring Cameroon with a bit of an identity crisis who fancies himself as a Jamaican yardie. He has a strong, extremely passionate dislike of Nigerians and is noticeably jealous of the wealth they seem able to accumulate.
 

 
Lisa Kill, a new talent discovered by the producers of Streets of Calabar plays Margaret the British girlfriend of Chuks Oti who follows him to Nigeria after he is deported as an illegal alien from the UK. She’s the girl next-door character who’s pretty, slightly naïve, honest to a fault and very much in love with Chuks.
 

 
Vicqui Christie, a British trained actress plays Sas. She’s De Don’s chief bodyguard, sidekick and agent of death. She’s sexy, she’s a lesbian, and she’s violent and will kill without compunction. They don’t come any deadlier.
 
 

 
 
De Don is a calculating, vicious and unforgiving mob boss, with a heart of stone, unmoved by the mental and physical suffering he inflicts on anyone that disrupts his business dealings. A well known Nollywood star is the face behind De Don’s mask. But who is it? You decide!
 
Website: http://www.streetsofcalabar.com/cast/index.html

Black November

SYNOPSIS

Oscar winner Kim Basinger and Oscar nominee Mickey Rourke are reunited in this wrenching account of Americans caught up in the violence of Nigeria’s petroleum-rich Niger Delta region. As a small community struggles to survive in a land slow-poisoned by decades of oil spills and incessant gas flares, the young western-educated Ebiere, touchingly portrayed by Mbong Amata, becomes the voice of her people against the Western Oil Corporation, and the government that serves as its accomplice.

After a gasoline explosion kills hundreds from her town, Ebiere’s pleas for justice and compensation seem to find sympathetic ears. But when the CEO of Western Oil (Rourke) tries to make the problem go away by throwing money at it, the community is soon torn apart by personal interests. As Ebiere passionately makes her case for non-violent resistance, the men around her, led by her lover Dede, are drawn into a bloody struggle with an army now turned against its own people.

Ebiere tries to end the violence by giving the authorities what they want most: her. But her show trial instead leads the rebels to America, where they hope a kidnapping will bring Ebiere’s plight to the world’s attention.

Acclaimed Nigerian director Jeta Amata turns an incisive eye on the collusion of corporate money and crooked politics — and all the broken hearts and sacrificed lives caught in the middle.

Website: http://www.blacknovemberthemovie.com

Cast
Mbong Amata
as Ebiere Perime

A Nigerian woman with integrity beyond her years. Ebiere still believes that change is possible, in spite of the loss of her family and decades of tragic environmental and human devastation at the hands of Western Oil. Now she only has two choices: to stand by and watch her people struggle, or to fight for what she believes in.

 

Mickey Rourke
as Tom Husdon

A powerful and eccentric CEO of Western Oil – who will stop at nothing to achieve the bottom line, even if innocent lives are lost in the process. With the Nigerian government on his side, nothing can stop his greed and human disregard.

 

Hakeem Kae-Kazim
as Dede

A strong-willed Nigerian man who has lost any hope of achieving peaceful resolution between his people and the unregulated oil companies who have destroyed them. Pushed over the edge by the loss of his family, he decides to fight back as a powerful militant leader convinced that violence is the only answer.

 

Kim Basinger
as Kristy

While interviewing the leader of a dangerous militant group, Kristy, a renowned journalist, finds herself in the middle of one of the most meticulously planned hostage take-overs in US history. Repercussions reach all the way to the President of the United States as she is forced to report along side the danger.

 

Enyinna Nwigwe
as Tamuno

A Nigerian police officer who struggles to see his own people suffer while he is under the protection of the corrupt nigerian government, soon realizing that he has chosen the wrong side, he attempts to make amends with his people and himself.

 

Sara Wayne Callies
as Kate

A compassionate journalist throws her safety aside when she discovers the truth – that global oil giants will spare no expense to maintain the flow of billions of dollars into their pockets. And she may have found the Nigerian woman who could change everything.

 

Anne Heche
as Barbara

A seasoned FBI agent must take control of a hostage situation in Downtown L.A. The angry Nigerian militants on a mission, armed with C-4 and AK-47′s may prove to be the challenge of her career.

 

Vivica A Fox
as Angela

A high powered American government official suddenly finds herself negotiating a hostage situation in Downtown L.A. where her actions will decide the fate of many innocent lives.

 

Jeta Amata
Director

Director Jeta Amata aspires to bring African culture to the world through filmmaking. By bringing authentic stories to life that focus the spotlight on situations in Africa, which the western media tends to ignore.

Black November an epic feature exposing the environmental devastation and corruption surrounding the billion-dollar oil industry in Nigeria.

Black November © 2012 Wells & Jeta Entertainment

Unspoken

Two days before Lola’s dream wedding, her maid of Honour Sandra stumbles on a secret that could change all of their lives forever”. Unspoken is a story of commitment to love and friendship in the face of societal taboos we dare not confront or speak of.

Produced and Directed by Sunny King
Written By Ola Laniyan and Edith Nwekenta

It stars bright young rising stars of the Silver screen Marlene Nwoye, Segilola Scott, Imanuel Orwi Ameh and Amour Owolabi.

Blood Or Wine

The reality of marriage conflicts arise from expectations that might not be attainable. The antidote to prevalence of marriage problems is the willingness to manage marriage conflicts. That willingness confronts social Insecurity inertly a source of problems in marriage; which is a social and cultural institution. The management of social insecurity conflicts starts with communication between two spouses. Open communication between spouses promotes the understanding of need for mutual contribution and responsibility.

Log line:
Man and wife openly discuss their expectations in marriage, but she fails to understand need for mutual contribution and responsibility, and suffers the consequence of rising conflict.

Synopsis:
In the small hilly sleepy but rich town, Limbe; where everyone seems to know what anybody does, Marvin (Jim Iyke)is Danielle(Uche Jumbo)’s dream husband. The excitement ends as he fails to meet targets at his marketing job. She doubles pressure on him to meet her hopes, far above his capacity to be a responsible husband. She refuses to understand his honest communication, or recommend him for alternative income sources. He is also under pressure by his mother’s ill health.
Following counselling from his office colleagues to act like an African man, ‘…throw her out of the house, Jim Iyke meets very caring, Nene (Solange Yijika). By some chance Jim and Uche both consult the same marriage counsellor, Katherine (Quinta Eyoung); who puts them through a stretch. Albeit unbeknown to the three, Uche Jumbo suffering under Jim’s observation of counselling is the counsellor’s niece.

What happens thereafter is the movie story…Blood or Wine.

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Filmed and Edited by Mykel Parish Ajaere
Produced by Jim Iyke and Henry Neba Awantoh
Funded by Options for Homes,Cameroon.
Executive Producer – Henry Neba Awantoh
Directed by Neba Lawrence

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Silverain

Set in the slums of Africa, Silver Rain is a story of love, pain and the strength of the human spirit…

Class struggle can only have one winner… In this gripping love story, Ajoa, a ‘Kayayo’ street girl from Accra, meets Bruce, the rich heir of the Timothy fortunes. Their friendship sets into motion a class war, as Ajoa struggles to cross the class divide and find love,  Bruce struggles to find himself. Together, they must brave the turbulent political times, as well as the social barriers, that may just be their undoing….Set on the streets of Accra, Silver Rain takes you simultaneously into the trenches and into high places. Giving you a reality of the city as you have never seen it before…

Silver Rain is a Pan African film, casting from 5 African countries; 

– South Africa

– Kenya

– Ghana

– Nigeria

– Sierra Leone.

Silver Rain stars some of the most promising and accomplished actors from across the continent!

The story was pitched to enter the Sundance festival Scriptwriting Lab in 2011 and made it to the finals  of the selection process (Sundance is one of   the largest film festivals in the world). Even though the script did not enter the lab. They commented that it was a powerful story!

Silver Rain is written and Directed by Juliet Asante. Juliet holds an MPA from the Harvard Kennedy School, A Diploma from The New York Film Academy and a B.A from the National Film & Television Institute of Ghana (NAFTI – Legon University) & Cape Coast University. Juliet is also a regular writer for the Huffington-Post and a Mentor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Silver Rain is a high drama piece and is shot on the RED camera ( a regular high end quality camera recommended by many Hollywood filmmakers); with the Director of photography from SA, Nate Thomas, one of the best D.O.Ps in sub-Saharan Africa, who has made a name in the music videos industry on the continent. The production is shot both in Ghana and South Africa and is a collaboration between Eagle Productions ltd and 4syte studios.

Directed by: Juliet Yaa Asantewa

Cast: Belinda Baidoo, Chumani Pan, Joyselyn Dumas, Enyinna Nwigwe, Anna Mbaru, Elikem Kumordzie.

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Road To Yesterday

Set in Lagos Nigeria, “Road To Yesterday” is an epic love story about a couple desperate to mend it’s marriage on a road trip to a relatives funeral.

However when memories and secrets from the past are revealed, a lot more is at stake than their relationship.

“Road To Yesterday” is set to resonate with movie-goers nation wide.

Directed by: Ishaya Bako

Produced by Genevive Nnaji along side Chinny Onwugbenu and Chichi Nwoko

Starring: Genevive Nnaji, Oris Erhuerho

Release Date: November 27th 2015

Deep Inside

It started like a game and somebody got fooled, and then got hurt, not knowing that deep inside, the feeling was actually and truly deeper. A movie directed and produced by Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen.

Starring
Omoni Oboli
Uti Nwachukwu
Zack Orji
Bishop Ime Umoh

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Loni

Synopsis:
Loni is an untold story that centers on a home where love dwells, which showers down into hatred, cheats, betrayal and murder. A Father (Jide Kosoko) who got himself in between the lines and finds himself in prison due to his Son’s mistake (Yomi Gold). The movie also unveils a man (Jide Kosoko) who was caught in the act of sleeping with his son’s wife (Shola Kosoko). A killer thought might comes straight to your mind, if you get to find out your dad is the Biological father of your son. Loni is an intriguing story which completely explains the thought of a young doctor (Yomi Gold) who got married to his father’s ex girl friend (Shola Kosoko). This is a topical and down to Earth film that captures the intricate fabrics that runs through relationships, homes, and how our lives are being connected in ways we may not yet see. A Film By Joe Diamond Adetona.

Starring
Jide Kosoko
Shola Kosoko
Yomi Gold

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A Northern Affair

Synopsis
Esaba Jomo, a nurse, teams up with Dr. Manuel Quagraine in a small fishing village to provide health care. Sparks fly and the two begin to fall in love. But each one has a dark secret that will threaten whatever love they will share. Directed by Leila Djansi.

Starring
John Dumelo
Kofi Adjorlolo
Joselyn Dumas
Beverly Afaglo
Jon Germain

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First Cut Is The Deepest

First Cut is a Nollywood film centered around Rape, a treacherous love triangle, conflicting family ties and loads of Fashion. The film is produced by Nollywood’s newbie Lisa Henry Omorodion, directed by award-winning director, Chico Ejiro.

Starring
Monalisa Chinda
Joseph Benjamin
Bobby Obodo
Lisa Henry Omorodion

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Lagos Girls

Four young beautiful girls who are from wretched homes pose as cream chics in public. They see themselves as classy but live fake lives. They wear the best designers, use the most sophisticated blackberry phones and take taxis to walkable distances so as to show people their high class lives whereas, they are as cheap that one can have fun with them in a public bathroom for just a little coin.
Is this a real lifestyle of a true Lagos girl?
Staring Funke Akindele.
Lagos Girls, a tragic comedy.

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Finding Mercy 2

Denziot Production Presents:
Finding Mercy 2

Starring:

Rita Dominic, Desmond Elliot, Chioma Akpotha

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Mobile Lovers

Supdeee Movies in association with Sagacious Innovative Production, presents, Mobile Lovers.

Prepare to be amaized as Big Brother Africa Star, Bassey features in this blockbuster movie.

Starring: Desmond Finney, Micheal Bassey, Ernest Brewah, Diana Doherty

Produced and Directed by: Desmond Finney

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Red Hot

Feature Movie: Red Hot
Genre: Drama/Action
Starring: Uti Nwachukwu, Bukky Wright, Bimbo Manuel, Akin Lewis
Synopsis: Red Hot is the story of Kofo, a beautiful Nigerian lady married to an extremely affluent husband. She seems to have all the good things in life at her disposal, but the absence of a child in the over ten year marriage leavs her frustrated.
Due to desperation she hatches a plan with her friend, Princess which brings Freddie into the picture. Just at the peak of this new found solution, crisis erupts leading to one disaster to the other.

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Sasha

Sasha 1 & 2

A young woman (Yvonne Okoro) lives her village to go into the city to get a better life for herself and her son only to be subjected to modern slavery (by Frank Artus)  and worse just when she believes all is going to get better. A story of struggle and an instinct to survive against all odds.
In part 2, everyone is looking for Sasha, who has cancer and not long to live. She has disappeared after being knocked over on the road. Frank Artus approaches a local don to find her whereabouts only to be held by that man who presumes that he in fact knows where she is. Sasha is recovering at her aunty’s house and devastated that her son is missing, only for the don to reunite mother and son and then request a date as a thank you from her. Soon Sasha is recruited by the Don to work as a prostitute.

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Keeping My Man

Nollywood actress/producer Rukky Sanda is out with a new flick, Keeping My Man. The movie follows the love story of three couples; how they are able to go through heartbreak and non intimacy.

Ramsey Nouah, Ini Edo, Kenneth Okolie, Monalisa Chinda and Alex Ekubo star in the movie. It is scheduled to premiere in the cinemas on Friday 27th September 2013.

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Gold Diggin

Gold Diggin is the story of a star-struck day dreamer who is looking for her ideal prince charming.

Produced and Directed by Rukky Sanda
The star studded production features Yvonne Nelson, Alex Ekubo and Ikay Ogbonna.

Music stars Sexy Steel and Dammy Krane as well as media personality Denrele Edun and video vixen/TV star Venita “Vee Vee” Akpofure also star in the production.

Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S72xEMnAAJ0&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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Playing Safe

Young girls trying to live on past love experiences, thereby out of fear, not ready to put their eggs in one basket and choose to play safe, but the game becomes tough, and the quest to play the right card becomes impossible even as the clock ticks, and desperation sets in. Shot in Lagos, Dubai, Ghana, London

Produced and Directed by Multiple Award winning director – Elvis Chucks, The Producer of Victims of the society,True Citizen, and A Wish.

Playing Safe premiered on the 28th of March 2013 at Genesis Deluxe Cinemas,The Palms Lagos, and will be showing in cinemas from the 5TH of April 2013.

Visit the website:
http://www.playingsafemovie.com

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Single and Married

Single & Married’ is from the stables of Media GH with top actress Yvonne Nelson as the producer. The premiere will be Yvonne’s first experience as a producer and she is putting things in order to present a standard event.

The new movie has a lot of interesting and captivating features in areas of cast, pictures, story and others. The storyline explains certain happenings in marriage with greater focus on how most men eternally crave for only two things- to love and to be loved.

Their emotions, passions and thoughts defining their affiliations, they ultimately walk down the paths of life in search of destiny. Lucky enough, some end up married…many single and yet a few…just in between!

The movie tells the suspense-filled story of Jay, played by 2011 Pan African best. Actor Chris Attoh, a top league real estate contractor, Kim (Yvonne Nelson) ex-model and fashionista; a contemporary housewife, Raymond (Kweku Elliot) an accomplished sculptor, Paula (Nadia Buari) a stuck-up lawyer, Ranesh (Kofi Adjorlolo), a 69-year-old multimillionaire and Vida (Tana Adelana), a woman just in it for the money.

The lives of these six characters are inter-woven in a comic but thrilling plot of love, lust and lies. The very essences of their personalities are tested and at the end of it all, marriage becomes just a game everyone plays.

The movie also stars Eddie Watson, Anita Erskine, Efya, Tiffany and it was directed by Pascal Amanfo. Anita Erskine played the role of the narrator in the movie.

Single Six

 

Starring:
John Dumelo
Prince David Osei
Yvonne Okoro
Beverly Afaglo

In the bustling city of Accra, this movie follows the lives of six single working ladies, climbing the career ladder, but all feeling unfulfilled. Titania is a grocery store owner, played by Yvonne Okoro. She is 31 and desperate to get married. Yolanda, played by Ebi bright is also 31, and super rich.

It is not long before most of them become involved with men. Hanks, played by Adjetey Annang, sweeps Yolanda off her feet, after meeting at a jewellery auction. Real estate millionaire, Quincy, begins dating Kristine. Kendra meets detective Brad Anderson on the job. Serena dances into the arms of a producer/director, while Zila falls in love with her neighbour, who already has a girlfriend. Will there be a “happily ever after?”