Damilola Orimogunje is a Nigerian filmmaker known for his thoughtful storytelling and focus on human experiences. A graduate of Mass Communication from Caleb University, Lagos, he began his career with short films like Mo and Losing My Religion. His debut feature, For Maria Ebun Pataki, explores postpartum depression and received critical acclaim, including six nominations at the Africa Movie Academy Awards. The film premiered at Film Africa 2020, winning the Audience Choice for Best Narrative Feature. Orimogunje's works have been showcased in over 50 film festivals worldwide, earning several awards. He draws inspiration from directors like Wong Kar-Wai and Ingmar Bergman, aiming to create films that resonate globally while rooted in Nigerian culture. Beyond directing, he serves as the Managing Director/CEO of 2o9ine Films, contributing to the growth of Nigeria's film industry.
Primary craft
directing, production, writing
Birth date
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Latest project
For Maria Ebun Pataki
Awards
0 wins, 1 nominations
Honors
| Year | Award | Category | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | AMVCA 8 | Best Writer | Nominee |
Credits
| Year | Title | Role | SpicyMeter | NollyCritic | Earnings |
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| 2021 | For Maria Ebun Pataki | crew |
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| 2021 | For Maria Ebun Pataki | crew | 0.0 | — | — |
