Ruth Gbaka
The Nigerian film industry is gearing up for an exciting November with two major releases on the horizon. First, the highly anticipated Nigerian-Igbo epic, Ekpebiwo M, is set to premiere in cinemas next month.
This film delves into the rich cultural heritage of the Igbo people, portraying an epic tale of tradition, power, and conflict. It is expected to be a visual feast for moviegoers and a celebration of Nigeria’s diverse cultural narratives.
In addition to Ekpebiwo M, acclaimed filmmaker Kunle Afolayan’s latest thriller, Recall, will debut at the African International Film Festival (AFRIFF) in November.
Known for his ability to weave intense, thought-provoking stories, Afolayan’s Recall is already generating buzz as a must-see psychological thriller, offering a gripping narrative set against the backdrop of contemporary African life.
Both films highlight the continued growth and evolution of Nigeria’s Nollywood industry, which has been increasingly recognized for its storytelling and cinematic quality.
As these projects hit the screen, they are expected to draw significant attention both locally and internationally, further elevating Nigeria’s profile in the global film arena.
Source: Vanguard. Pulse ng
