Movie Trailer: Devil In The Detail

A suspicious affair ruins an almost perfect marriage as husband and wife take a wild goose chase into the world of sex, lies and betrayal, risking everything in one of the craziest love triangles ever.

Staring NSEIKPE - ETIM and ADJETEY ANANG

Movie Trailer: Oya - Rise Of The Orisha

Check out the trailer for the african superhero movie, Oya Rise of the Orisha! In this fast paced action film, the deities known as the Orisha, are re-envisioned as superheroes. We are introduced to the mystical entity Oya, goddess of change as she embarks on a perilous mission to save innocent from the forces of evil.

This short film is a precursor to the debut feature film of one of the UKs most prominent up and coming young directors, Nosa Igbinedion. The project has been a labour of love for the Nigerian native, who produces, writes and directs the upcoming short Oya: Rise of the Orisha. 

Followed in beleif systems such as santeria, Ifa and Lucumi the Orisha are followed by practitioners around the world. This story has been told orally for centuries but never in this manner, on the silver screen.

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MOVIE TRAILER: Ramsey Naoh in Tempting Fate

Tempting Fate is the story of two very different brothers. First there is Edu Okoye (Andrew Onochie), a talented singer and a man of deep faith, Edu’s spirituality is helping him combat cancer, that and the love of his wonderful girlfriend Tracey.

Edu’s older brother Ugo (Ramsey Nouah), is almost the polar opposite of Edu. Edu is calm, reflective and peaceful whereas Ugo is hotheaded, impulsive and at times menacing. Ugo has also chosen a very different path than Edu, a life of robbery and crime and though Ugo knows he is on a path of destruction, the life he has chosen is not an easy one to leave and according to his gang leader Scorpion, a life he won’t be allowed to leave easily.

Movie Trailer: Dry by Stephanie Linus

Zara and Halima find themselves in the same cultural trap full of ignorance and cruelty regardless of their of background they each struggle to survive and make some meaning out of their lives.

Movie Trailer: Cheaters (Ghana 2013)

Top Ghanaian director Frank Rajah Arase is back with another intriguing production titled Cheaters.
The romantic comedy which tackles some of the undeviating problems couples face, stars Jackie Appiah, Ajetey Annan, Omar S. Captan, Okawa Shaznay, Henry Aseido, Uche Iwuanyanwu and Elikem Kumordzie.

Cheaters is scheduled to premiere on Friday 24th May 2013 at the Silverbird Cinemas, Accra, Ghana,

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MOVIE TRAILER: ON BENDED KNEES

The movie which she produced alongside with Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen and Emem Isong is slated to premiere on the 5th of May.

The movie is about a man, Pastor Reuben (Seun Akindele) who is fiercely passionate about the things of God and & committed to the church, but this doesn’t go down well with his wife Kemi (Chioma Chukwuka-Akpotha) who has to remind him that he’s also a husband as well as a pastor. Temptation comes in form of a dark, handsome stranger (Chet Anekwe), who becomes attracted to her. Secrets are opened, hidden pasts are unearthed and Reuben finds himself torn between his love for his wife & his devotion to the church. Who wins this epic battle?

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Movie Trailer: The Gods Are Still Not To Blame

A child has just been born to king Adedoyin, while the naming ceremony is in progress, the leading clergy goes into a trance and proclaims that the baby will kill his father and marry his mother. While still trying to grapple with the situation, the traditional leader enters and proclaims the child as an unlucky messenger of the gods. 

The child is taken to Cameroon in order to avert the Prophecy. Twenty eighty years later, the child is also told the same prophecy Which makes him leave Cameroon for Nigeria in order to deter the prophecy but instead leads him to fulfill the prophecy. Noteworthy is that the movie takes an existentialist stance at the role of man in the fulfillment of his destiny and upholds the view that man, rather than the Supreme Force should be blamed for the consequence of his actions. It is the opinion of the director that if the baby had been allowed to live and grow up with his parents instead of living with foster parents in a foreign land probably, the prophecy would not have been fulfilled. 

Even if he killed and raped his mother or forced his mother, it would never have resulted in a marriage. The movie is instructive, educative, didactic, thrilling and topical.

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MOVIE TRAILER: Playing Safe

PLAYING SAFE is a story about 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..

PLAYING SAFE Produced and Directed by Multiple Award winning director - Elvis Chucks, The Producer of Victims of the society,True Citizen, A wish,etc is due release the romantic thriller PLAYING SAFE on Easter to make you have a memorable easter celebration with love . PLAYING SAFE WAS SHOT IN LAGOS,DUBAI,GHANA AND LONDON.