A sheltered Adebisi from a wealthy family finally went to Nysc after being refused the opportunity prior. Super excited for the freedom from her controlled life, she quickly makes friends with a young man from a questionable background and starts to find her voice, her own path. As her father threatens extreme repercussions, it is Adebisi’s seemingly docile mother who will do anything, even at the expense of loosing everything to right the wrongs of the past.
A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma’s journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.
Onobiren is a compelling story of womanhood, resilience, and self-determination that celebrates the modern African woman. Set in contemporary Lagos, the film follows Roli, a young woman who challenges expectations to forge her own path. Through ambition, ingenuity, and unexpected partnerships, she embarks on a journey of empowerment, identity, and community transformation.
A morally ambiguous Nollywood film producer is found with a decapitated human head in the boot of his car. The ensuing interrogation and investigations lead to the unearthing of unsavoury aspects of and the intersections between the world of politics and crime and the Nigerian film industry.
A 19-year-old animal lover uses technology that places her consciousness into a robotic beaver to uncover mysteries within the animal world beyond her imagination.
Aderonke “Ronky-Fella” Faniran, a mother of two and successful real estate mogul, is loved for her generosity. But as everyone around her grows to expect her kindness, she gives until there’s nothing left, neglecting herself in the process.
Ticket: N10,000
KILANKO draws a powerful line between belief and medicine, revealing the parallel suffering of the Abiku child, treated through traditional rituals, and sickle cell, managed by orthodox care—different paths, same devastating grief. Through this painful intersection, the film exposes how loss remains constant while solutions differ, and boldly explores the unwavering depth, resilience, and sacrifices of African mothers who carry love, faith, and sorrow in equal measure. As love battles tradition, faith, and fear, the film exposes the hidden cost of motherhood and asks a haunting question: who pays the price when a child is labeled invincible?.
A sheltered Adebisi from a wealthy family finally went to Nysc after being refused the opportunity prior. Super excited for the freedom from her controlled life, she quickly makes friends with a young man from a questionable background and starts to find her voice, her own path. As her father threatens extreme repercussions, it is Adebisi’s seemingly docile mother who will do anything, even at the expense of loosing everything to right the wrongs of the past.
A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma’s journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.
Onobiren is a compelling story of womanhood, resilience, and self-determination that celebrates the modern African woman. Set in contemporary Lagos, the film follows Roli, a young woman who challenges expectations to forge her own path. Through ambition, ingenuity, and unexpected partnerships, she embarks on a journey of empowerment, identity, and community transformation.
A morally ambiguous Nollywood film producer is found with a decapitated human head in the boot of his car. The ensuing interrogation and investigations lead to the unearthing of unsavoury aspects of and the intersections between the world of politics and crime and the Nigerian film industry.
A 19-year-old animal lover uses technology that places her consciousness into a robotic beaver to uncover mysteries within the animal world beyond her imagination.
Aderonke “Ronky-Fella” Faniran, a mother of two and successful real estate mogul, is loved for her generosity. But as everyone around her grows to expect her kindness, she gives until there’s nothing left, neglecting herself in the process.
Ticket: N10,000
KILANKO draws a powerful line between belief and medicine, revealing the parallel suffering of the Abiku child, treated through traditional rituals, and sickle cell, managed by orthodox care—different paths, same devastating grief. Through this painful intersection, the film exposes how loss remains constant while solutions differ, and boldly explores the unwavering depth, resilience, and sacrifices of African mothers who carry love, faith, and sorrow in equal measure. As love battles tradition, faith, and fear, the film exposes the hidden cost of motherhood and asks a haunting question: who pays the price when a child is labeled invincible?.
A sheltered Adebisi from a wealthy family finally went to Nysc after being refused the opportunity prior. Super excited for the freedom from her controlled life, she quickly makes friends with a young man from a questionable background and starts to find her voice, her own path. As her father threatens extreme repercussions, it is Adebisi’s seemingly docile mother who will do anything, even at the expense of loosing everything to right the wrongs of the past.
A morally ambiguous Nollywood film producer is found with a decapitated human head in the boot of his car. The ensuing interrogation and investigations lead to the unearthing of unsavoury aspects of and the intersections between the world of politics and crime and the Nigerian film industry.
A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma’s journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.
Onobiren is a compelling story of womanhood, resilience, and self-determination that celebrates the modern African woman. Set in contemporary Lagos, the film follows Roli, a young woman who challenges expectations to forge her own path. Through ambition, ingenuity, and unexpected partnerships, she embarks on a journey of empowerment, identity, and community transformation.
A 19-year-old animal lover uses technology that places her consciousness into a robotic beaver to uncover mysteries within the animal world beyond her imagination.
Aderonke “Ronky-Fella” Faniran, a mother of two and successful real estate mogul, is loved for her generosity. But as everyone around her grows to expect her kindness, she gives until there’s nothing left, neglecting herself in the process.
Ticket: N10,000
KILANKO draws a powerful line between belief and medicine, revealing the parallel suffering of the Abiku child, treated through traditional rituals, and sickle cell, managed by orthodox care—different paths, same devastating grief. Through this painful intersection, the film exposes how loss remains constant while solutions differ, and boldly explores the unwavering depth, resilience, and sacrifices of African mothers who carry love, faith, and sorrow in equal measure. As love battles tradition, faith, and fear, the film exposes the hidden cost of motherhood and asks a haunting question: who pays the price when a child is labeled invincible?.
A sheltered Adebisi from a wealthy family finally went to Nysc after being refused the opportunity prior. Super excited for the freedom from her controlled life, she quickly makes friends with a young man from a questionable background and starts to find her voice, her own path. As her father threatens extreme repercussions, it is Adebisi’s seemingly docile mother who will do anything, even at the expense of loosing everything to right the wrongs of the past.
A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma’s journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.
Onobiren is a compelling story of womanhood, resilience, and self-determination that celebrates the modern African woman. Set in contemporary Lagos, the film follows Roli, a young woman who challenges expectations to forge her own path. Through ambition, ingenuity, and unexpected partnerships, she embarks on a journey of empowerment, identity, and community transformation.
A morally ambiguous Nollywood film producer is found with a decapitated human head in the boot of his car. The ensuing interrogation and investigations lead to the unearthing of unsavoury aspects of and the intersections between the world of politics and crime and the Nigerian film industry.
A 19-year-old animal lover uses technology that places her consciousness into a robotic beaver to uncover mysteries within the animal world beyond her imagination.
Aderonke “Ronky-Fella” Faniran, a mother of two and successful real estate mogul, is loved for her generosity. But as everyone around her grows to expect her kindness, she gives until there’s nothing left, neglecting herself in the process.
Ticket: N10,000
KILANKO draws a powerful line between belief and medicine, revealing the parallel suffering of the Abiku child, treated through traditional rituals, and sickle cell, managed by orthodox care—different paths, same devastating grief. Through this painful intersection, the film exposes how loss remains constant while solutions differ, and boldly explores the unwavering depth, resilience, and sacrifices of African mothers who carry love, faith, and sorrow in equal measure. As love battles tradition, faith, and fear, the film exposes the hidden cost of motherhood and asks a haunting question: who pays the price when a child is labeled invincible?.
A sheltered Adebisi from a wealthy family finally went to Nysc after being refused the opportunity prior. Super excited for the freedom from her controlled life, she quickly makes friends with a young man from a questionable background and starts to find her voice, her own path. As her father threatens extreme repercussions, it is Adebisi’s seemingly docile mother who will do anything, even at the expense of loosing everything to right the wrongs of the past.
A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma’s journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.
Onobiren is a compelling story of womanhood, resilience, and self-determination that celebrates the modern African woman. Set in contemporary Lagos, the film follows Roli, a young woman who challenges expectations to forge her own path. Through ambition, ingenuity, and unexpected partnerships, she embarks on a journey of empowerment, identity, and community transformation.
A 19-year-old animal lover uses technology that places her consciousness into a robotic beaver to uncover mysteries within the animal world beyond her imagination.
A morally ambiguous Nollywood film producer is found with a decapitated human head in the boot of his car. The ensuing interrogation and investigations lead to the unearthing of unsavoury aspects of and the intersections between the world of politics and crime and the Nigerian film industry.
KILANKO draws a powerful line between belief and medicine, revealing the parallel suffering of the Abiku child, treated through traditional rituals, and sickle cell, managed by orthodox care—different paths, same devastating grief. Through this painful intersection, the film exposes how loss remains constant while solutions differ, and boldly explores the unwavering depth, resilience, and sacrifices of African mothers who carry love, faith, and sorrow in equal measure. As love battles tradition, faith, and fear, the film exposes the hidden cost of motherhood and asks a haunting question: who pays the price when a child is labeled invincible?.
Aderonke “Ronky-Fella” Faniran, a mother of two and successful real estate mogul, is loved for her generosity. But as everyone around her grows to expect her kindness, she gives until there’s nothing left, neglecting herself in the process.
Ticket: N10,000
A sheltered Adebisi from a wealthy family finally went to Nysc after being refused the opportunity prior. Super excited for the freedom from her controlled life, she quickly makes friends with a young man from a questionable background and starts to find her voice, her own path. As her father threatens extreme repercussions, it is Adebisi’s seemingly docile mother who will do anything, even at the expense of loosing everything to right the wrongs of the past.
A morally ambiguous Nollywood film producer is found with a decapitated human head in the boot of his car. The ensuing interrogation and investigations lead to the unearthing of unsavoury aspects of and the intersections between the world of politics and crime and the Nigerian film industry.
Onobiren is a compelling story of womanhood, resilience, and self-determination that celebrates the modern African woman. Set in contemporary Lagos, the film follows Roli, a young woman who challenges expectations to forge her own path. Through ambition, ingenuity, and unexpected partnerships, she embarks on a journey of empowerment, identity, and community transformation.
A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma’s journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.
A 19-year-old animal lover uses technology that places her consciousness into a robotic beaver to uncover mysteries within the animal world beyond her imagination.
Aderonke “Ronky-Fella” Faniran, a mother of two and successful real estate mogul, is loved for her generosity. But as everyone around her grows to expect her kindness, she gives until there’s nothing left, neglecting herself in the process.
Ticket: N10,000
KILANKO draws a powerful line between belief and medicine, revealing the parallel suffering of the Abiku child, treated through traditional rituals, and sickle cell, managed by orthodox care—different paths, same devastating grief. Through this painful intersection, the film exposes how loss remains constant while solutions differ, and boldly explores the unwavering depth, resilience, and sacrifices of African mothers who carry love, faith, and sorrow in equal measure. As love battles tradition, faith, and fear, the film exposes the hidden cost of motherhood and asks a haunting question: who pays the price when a child is labeled invincible?.
A sheltered Adebisi from a wealthy family finally went to Nysc after being refused the opportunity prior. Super excited for the freedom from her controlled life, she quickly makes friends with a young man from a questionable background and starts to find her voice, her own path. As her father threatens extreme repercussions, it is Adebisi’s seemingly docile mother who will do anything, even at the expense of loosing everything to right the wrongs of the past.
A morally ambiguous Nollywood film producer is found with a decapitated human head in the boot of his car. The ensuing interrogation and investigations lead to the unearthing of unsavoury aspects of and the intersections between the world of politics and crime and the Nigerian film industry.
Onobiren is a compelling story of womanhood, resilience, and self-determination that celebrates the modern African woman. Set in contemporary Lagos, the film follows Roli, a young woman who challenges expectations to forge her own path. Through ambition, ingenuity, and unexpected partnerships, she embarks on a journey of empowerment, identity, and community transformation.
A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma’s journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.
A 19-year-old animal lover uses technology that places her consciousness into a robotic beaver to uncover mysteries within the animal world beyond her imagination.
Aderonke “Ronky-Fella” Faniran, a mother of two and successful real estate mogul, is loved for her generosity. But as everyone around her grows to expect her kindness, she gives until there’s nothing left, neglecting herself in the process.
Ticket: N10,000
KILANKO draws a powerful line between belief and medicine, revealing the parallel suffering of the Abiku child, treated through traditional rituals, and sickle cell, managed by orthodox care—different paths, same devastating grief. Through this painful intersection, the film exposes how loss remains constant while solutions differ, and boldly explores the unwavering depth, resilience, and sacrifices of African mothers who carry love, faith, and sorrow in equal measure. As love battles tradition, faith, and fear, the film exposes the hidden cost of motherhood and asks a haunting question: who pays the price when a child is labeled invincible?.