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Nigeria: Film One Studios Set To Release Farmer’s Bride

August 28, 2024
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FilmOne Studios, a leading Nigerian production company, has announced the upcoming release of its latest original film, Farmer’s Bride.

Anticipation is building as Farmer’s Bride, a captivating period drama, is set to hit cinemas nationwide on August 27, promising an unforgettable cinematic experience.

Farmer’s Bride is a poignant tale set in 1980s Ibadan. Odun, a wealthy, lonely farmer, seeks solace in marriage with a young bride, Funmi. However, their union is fraught with challenges as Funmi struggles to find happiness and eventually embarks on a forbidden affair with Odun’s nephew. The consequences of their actions lead to a haunting tale of love, betrayal, and the supernatural.

The film boasts a stellar cast, including Tobi Bakre (Gangs of Lagos), Gbubemi Ejeye (Far From Home), Femi Branch (House of Gaa), Mercy Aigbe (Ada Omo Mummy), Efe Irele (L.I.F.E), and Wumi Toriola (Aburo), who bring depth and authenticity to their roles. Farmer’s Bride is directed by Adebayo Tijani and Jack’enneth Opukeme.

At FilmOne Studios, we are dedicated to telling authentic African stories in a unique and compelling way that resonates with audiences both locally and globally,” said Kene Okwuosa, Co-founder and Group Chief Executive Officer of the Filmhouse Group. “Farmer’s Bride is a testament to our commitment to producing high-quality content that showcases the talent and creativity of the Nigerian film industry.”

Farmer’s Bride builds on FilmOne Studios’ commitment to delivering authentic African stories to a global audience. Following the success of Adire, a previous original film, FilmOne Studios is excited to bring to consumers Farmer’s Bride. This captivating period drama not only showcases the talent and creativity of Nigerian filmmakers but also contributes to the global recognition of African cinema, further solidifying FilmOne Studios’ position as a leading producer of high-quality African content.

FilmOne Studios is a Nigerian-based production entity focused on creating and producing stories originating from Africa for a local and global audience. It is part of the Filmhouse Group, a leading Media Entertainment Company headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria. We are involved in various mainstream commercial pictures, including international & indigenous language content. We maintain strategic alliances and relationships with international studios, production companies, sales agents and distributors on the African continent and worldwide. Producing content that not only pushes premium African content but is aimed at building a sustainable ecosystem and pushing new voices and visions to capture a 360-entertainment wheel.

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