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Kemi Adetiba Starts Pre-production For “King Of Boys 3”

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In an Instagram post, Adetiba announced the title as KOB 3: The Beginning of the End, sharing that the upcoming film will introduce new characters alongside the return of a few familiar faces. The casting for the movie has already begun.

Regarding what audiences can anticipate this time, the filmmaker hinted that KOB 3 will be unlike anything one might expect or imagine.

“The new KOB submission is ELEVATED in every way you could imagine… And I’m honoured to be able to come back to tell this story,” she stated.

Power, politics, and dance with darkness—”King of Boys 3″ in a nutshell. This Nigerian crime thriller isn’t just about who grabs the crown; it’s a twisted tale of ambition that burrows deep into the soul of Alhaja Eniola Salami, played with captivating intensity by veteran actress Sola Sobowale.

 

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In 2018, the original film unleashed Eniola’s story, weaving together her shadowy past with the ruthless present. It quickly snagged the hearts (and box office records) of Nigerians, becoming the 13th highest-grossing film in the country’s history. The hunger for more wasn’t satiated, though.

Three years later, Netflix answered the call with King of Boys: The Return of the King, a seven-part series that followed Eniola’s elation to legitimate political power after five years spent in exile. But even with the plush seats of parliament beckoning, the ghosts of her past refused to stay buried.

The series boasted a cast as diverse as the characters themselves. From established stars like Toni Tones, Reminisce, and Adesua Etomi to seasoned performers like Richard Mofe-Damijo and Jide Kosoko, each brought their energy to the political battlefield.

But the story isn’t over yet. Whispers of a third chapter in Eniola’s saga are already swirling, and with them, the question of who will join the dance on the edge of power. Will familiar faces return, or will new players emerge to challenge the queen on her throne?

One thing’s for sure: the return of King of Boys promises more electrifying performances, intricate power struggles, and maybe, just maybe, a glimpse of redemption for the woman who danced with darkness and lived to tell the tale.

So, mark your calendars, cinephiles, because in the kingdom of the “King of Boys,” the fight for the crown is never truly over.

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Omoni Oboli’s “Last Year Single” Debuts On Netflix This September

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Nollywood actress and director, Omoni Oboli, has announced that her debut series, “Last Year Single,” produced in 2020, will premiere on Netflix on September 6, 2024.

Omoni Oboli embarked on her acting career with her debut role in “Bitter Encounter” (1996). In 2010, she earned recognition for her performances, winning the Best Actress in a Narrative Feature award at the Los Angeles Movie Awards and Best Actress at the Harlem International Film Festival.

Additionally, she received a nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 2011 Africa Movie Academy Awards. Oboli has a notable filmography, including “Moms At War” and the upcoming third instalment of the “Wives on Strike” franchise, “The Uprising: Wives on Strike 3,” set to debut next month.

In an official statement, the talented actor-director confirmed that her romantic drama series, “Last Year Single,” will be available on Netflix starting Friday, September 6, 2024.

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Daniel Oriahi’s “The Weekend” Officially Selected For BFI London Film Festival

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The British Film Institute (BFI) has officially selected the Nollywood film The Weekend“. Daniel Oriahi directed the film. It is to screen at the prestigious 68th edition of its London Film Festival. The BFI Film Festival in London will occur from October 9th to October 20th, 2024.

The lineup for the festival boasts an impressive 255 titles, including features, shorts, series, and immersive works. They represent a diverse range of 80 countries and feature 64 languages.

Following the successful premiere of his new feature film on August 30th, 2024, Oriahi took to Instagram to share the exciting news of The Weekend‘s selection for the BFI Film Festival. The film garnered a remarkable ₦8 million at the box office.

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Juliet Ibrahim On Why She Puts Her Movies On YouTube

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Nollywood actress and producer, Juliet Ibrahim, has explained her decision to release her latest films on YouTube rather than other streaming platforms. She revealed this in a recent interview with TheCable Lifestyle at the Nigeria International Film and TV Summit in Lekki. Juliet revealed that she chose YouTube due to its less demanding requirements.

Unlike platforms like Netflix or Prime, YouTube doesn’t impose strict criteria for equipment, editing, lighting, or crew members. This flexibility allows for a more accessible and inclusive approach to filmmaking.

She said,

“Before you submit to a streaming platform, either Netflix or Prime, you have a list of equipment you must use. There is a criteria for editing, lighting, your crew members, a whole lot of things and that includes a lot of money. That is where I said the funding would now become a problem.”

Speaking further on YouTube’s benefit, Juliet also acknowledged the risk of piracy, saying,

“You see, there is something about being a filmmaker, you make your movie, and you want to own your rights. There is also piracy, so even YouTube is not 100% safe because people still pirate, they would steal your content. However, there is a whole market on YouTube where people make quick and easy money with less stress. Without having to go buy the cinema criteria or streaming platform criteria.”

Juliet Ibrahim also highlighted the importance of reaching diaspora audiences who cannot access cinema content.

“As a filmmaker, you want to have multiple streams of income, and there are people in diaspora who want to watch our content but cannot access our cinema content. Until we can give them good cinema content over there, we can put it on Netflix or YouTube. If Netflix says the content is not good enough for them, we can put it on Showmax or YouTube uploads. A lot of people have different reasons, but most times you have to look at it strategically and also what goes into your pocket,” she added.

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