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Nollywood Filmmaker, Jade Osiberu Teases Film Project, “Half Of Me”

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November 5, 2024

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Nollywood director Jade Osiberu announces her latest film project, “Half Of Me.” The talented filmmaker shares exciting details about the upcoming production in an official statement on October 30, 2024.

She confirms active work on this new creative venture, adding to her impressive portfolio of Nigerian cinema.

“We shot something special. So so proud of the entire team that worked on this, the performances, cinematography, production design, directing, the story! Prepare for a feast! Super proud of Director @orobosa_ikp DP @lucas_gram01 & Line Producer @iamizuoba,” the post said.

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Jade Osiberu returns to filmmaking after taking a deliberate one-year break. She explains her time away from directing, revealing that she dedicated this period to preparing a special Christmas film. The director uses this time to craft and develop her festive project meticulously.

“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,” she said.

Osiberu announced her collaboration with an impressive cast for the film. Specifically, she brings together renowned actors and celebrated Afrobeats stars for this project. Additionally, the director expresses her deep gratitude for the opportunity to work with such talented performers.

“It was such an honour to work with some actors who I admired for years and some of the biggest names in Afrobeats cos what’s a detty December film without Afrobeats,” she added.

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Osiberu establishes herself as a prominent filmmaker in the Nigerian film industry through successful crime thrillers like “Gangs of Lagos” and “Brotherhood.”

Interestingly, she casts Martha Ehinome, Nancy Isime, and Uzor Arukwe in “Half of Me.” However, the director currently keeps additional project details under wraps.

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Showmax To Screen “Princess On A Hill” At AFRIFF 2024

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Showmax To Screen “Princess On A Hill” At AFRIFF 2024

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November 5, 2024

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In celebration of African storytelling, Showmax announces that its upcoming Nigerian Original drama, Princess on a Hill, will screen at the 13th edition of the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) on Thursday, November 7, 2024.

Furthermore, the TV series brings a captivating story of ambition and corporate power struggles to the festival on its screening date.

Additionally, MultiChoice, Showmax’s parent company, will host a panel session titled “Crafting Local Content for Global Success,” which explores how African narratives can reach global audiences.

In this limited series, co-creators Abiola Sobo and Tolu Ajayi tell the story of Zara (Onyinye Odokoro), a young executive who enters a high-stakes corporate environment after winning a reality show.

Subsequently, she faces off against the fierce CEO, Moyosore Lawson (Bimbo Manuel). As a result, Zara must adapt to her new reality in the complex and cutthroat world of high-stakes business, where power struggles and ruthless competition dominate.

Moreover, the series showcases the complexities of power and ambition while demonstrating Showmax’s commitment to authentic African storytelling.

Meanwhile, MultiChoice will present an exclusive session at this year’s festival, focusing on “Crafting Local Content for Global Success.”

During this session, key industry players and stakeholders will lead discussions on Thursday morning, November 7, 2024. First, they will highlight local content’s importance in global entertainment.

Then, they will explore strategies to produce TV content that connects with diverse global audiences.

Above all, MultiChoice and Showmax actively support AFRIFF’s mission to elevate African filmmakers and create a global platform for African stories.

Finally, viewers can watch Princess on a Hill when it premieres on Showmax on Thursday, November 7, 2024.

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Diana Childs Ajayi’s Upcoming Film, “143” To Hit Cinemas This November

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November 5, 2024

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Filmmaker Diana Childs recently released the trailer for her upcoming movie “143”, directed by Jide “Jblaze” Onyegbile. The film will premiere in cinemas on November 22, 2024.

Sharing her excitement on Instagram, Childs announced her debut feature film’s journey to the big screen, where audiences will soon get a first look at her work.

With “143”, Childs promises a fresh cinematic experience, showcasing her storytelling skills and vision.

The trailer has already stirred interest among fans, who eagerly await the official release. “143” marks a significant milestone in Childs’ career as she prepares for her cinematic debut.

“Bound by vows, torn apart. Anticipate a story about friendship, last, betrayal and love in #143themovie. #143 coming to cinemas soon,” the post said.

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People know Childs as an accomplished actress, writer, and producer. She created memorable performances in “Dinner is Served”, “Flaws”, and “The Perfect Man”.

Also, she produced her latest project, “143”, through her production company, DC Productions, while Jide “Jblaze” Onyegbile directed it.

Onyegbile, a seasoned actor and rising director, gained popularity through his role in the epic film “House of Ga’a” and has shown his directing skills in “Bloodhound”.

“143” brings together a talented Nollywood cast, featuring Blessing Nze, Baaj Adebule, Tina Mba, Chy Nwakamma, and Tomi Wategbe. This ensemble promises to deliver captivating performances, adding depth and vibrancy to Childs’ vision.

Both Childs and Onyegbile aim to create a powerful story that resonates with audiences and demonstrates their range of skills in acting, producing, and directing. The film will be a notable addition to Nollywood’s ever-evolving landscape.

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AMAA 2024: “The Weekend” & “Jagun Jagun” Take Home Major Wins

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November 4, 2024

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The 20th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) took place yesterday, November 2nd, 2024, at the Balmoral Convention Centre in Ikeja, Lagos.

This year, the AMAA 2024 ceremony honoured first-time winners and celebrated the best in African cinema. This brought filmmakers from across the globe together under one roof.

Notably, Nollywood actor Segun Arinze and Ghanaian actress Joselyn Dumas hosted the event. In addition, legendary Afrobeat musicians Femi Kuti and Yinka Davies performed, adding a unique flair to the ceremony.

A line-up of pan-African artists, including Narh Tettey, Bedwei Kwaku, and Adina Thembi, further entertained the audience.

Leading the jury, filmmaker and curator Dorothee Wenner, along with a distinguished panel, reviewed the nominated films, recognizing exceptional talent and storytelling in African cinema.

Among the major highlights in AMAA 2024, the Nigerian-directed drama “The Weekend” dominated the evening. It won the “Best Film Award” for both Nigeria and Africa.

Furthermore, Femi Adebayo won the “Best Actor in a Supporting Role” award for his performance in the historical thriller “Jagun Jagun.”

Notably, after receiving seven nominations, the film also claimed awards for Achievement in Visual Effects and Make-up.

Meanwhile, Elsie Abang earned “Best Actress in a Supporting Role” for her performance in “KIPKEMBOI.” Likewise, Michell Lemuya claimed the “Best Young Promising Actor” award for her role in “NAWI.”

In the leading roles category, South Africa’s Zolisa Xaluva took home “Best Actor in a Leading Role” for his work in “The Queenstown King.”

Similarly, Ghana’s Jackie Appiah won “Best Actress in a Leading Role” for her performance in “Red Carpet.”

Continuing the list of accolades, “Letters to Goddo,” directed by Harry Bentil, won the “Best Feature Film by a Director” award. Meanwhile, Jahmil X.T. Qubeka earned the “Best Director” title for his work on “The Queenstown Kings.”

In recognition of lifelong achievements, the Academy presented Lifetime Achievement Awards to notable filmmakers Souleymane Cissé from Mali, Nacer Khemir from Tunisia, and Haile Gerima from Ethiopia.

Additionally, Alain Gomis from Senegal and Gabon, along with Zimbabwean author and filmmaker Tsitsi Dangarembga, received special recognition awards in AMAA 2024 for their valuable contributions to African cinema.

See the full list of AMAA 2024 winners below: