Sophie Alakija

A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma's journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.

Ready to pop the question to his girlfriend, a young man finds his plans for a romantic dinner interrupted when his overdramatic ex shows up uninvited.

Prince, a selfish womaniser, finds himself in bubbling hot water after his reckless lifestyle accidentally attracts the attention of a coven of witches who want a mixture of revenge and romance.

In the ghetto, where survival speaks louder than hope, love begins to blossom but can it withstand the test of reality?

From the outside, Ada and Folarin have the kind of marriage people admire. A beautiful home, a loving family and a picture perfect life with their daughter. But behind the smiles, something has quietly slipped away. Folarin’s demanding career keeps him distant and Ada slowly loses the vibrant woman she once was. Then David appears. An old flame who unknowingly awakens Ada’s forgotten passion for painting and reminds her of the woman she used to be. What begins as rediscovery soon stirs emotions neither of them expected. As old feelings resurface and painful misunderstandings grow, Ada and Folarin are forced to confront a question many couples fear to ask. Can love be restored once it begins to fade, or are some pictures meant to remain unfinished?

Some scars stay with you forever… even when nobody else sees them anymore. NO ONE HAS TO KNOW - a story of silence, pain, and the courage to heal. This is more than just a movie; it’s a conversation Nigeria needs to have.

Set in the ever-vibrant city of Lagos, Alo is structured as an anthology of four short films, each zooming in on a different slice of urban Nigerian life. Whether it’s the grind of survival or the search for identity, each episode explores a different emotional terrain, anchored by characters that feel both familiar and fresh.

Salewa a struggling graduate of mass communication find it hard to secure a job. Faced with gender problems, she disguised as a man to secure a job forcing her to live a double life Kabiru by day, Salewa by night. Would the double life be sustained to the end? Find out in the comic and entertaining movie

A conflicted couple, on the brink of getting a divorce, fight over the possession of a winning lottery ticket.