NEW MOVIE "OGBEDUN" HITS CINEMAS ON NOVEMBER 29 AS PREMIERE HOLDS IN SILVERBIRD CINEMAS LAGOS NOVEMBER 25

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NEW MOVIE “OGBEDUN” HITS CINEMAS ON NOVEMBER 29 AS PREMIERE HOLDS IN SILVERBIRD CINEMAS LAGOS NOVEMBER 25

All is now set for the unveiling of a new movie, OGBEDUN in Nollywood industry in Nigeria and by extension other parts of the world.

OGBEDUN is a product of hard work, intelligent delivery and painstaking location administration as well as deployment of modern equipment and techniques of film production.

Information made public by the Producer, Seyi Akinsola states that the premiere of the much-awaited movie holds at Silverbird Cinemas in Lagos on Sunday, November 24th, 2024.

It would serve as one of the platforms to let Nigerians be aware of what to expect with the new entrant into the entertainment industry.

Naija Parrots also got to know that the film will eventually hit cinemas across the country and abroad from November 29th, 2024.

OGBEDUN by Astrocraft Productions is a story of misery, strife, bravery and triumph!

Upon the demise of the monarch, OBA Agana, the mantle of succession fell upon the illustrious Shobalaje family, which, constituting one of the five distinguished ruling lineages, proceeded to anoint the most youthful scion of their venerable lineage as the new sovereign, hoping for a long reign.

Unfortunately, their hope was cut short, as the youthful monarch died within a few months, thereby throwing the town into a turmoil by sparkling a frenzied scramble for the coveted throne.

Leveraging their prodigious affluence and political influence, the Shobalajes family, again, maneuvered their their way and successfully influence the kingmakers to crown Oba Baderin, one of their progeny.

Nevertheless, the Akinlalu family, laying a legitimate claim as the designated rightful successors in accordance with the established hereditary lineage, refused to yield their birth right. They steadfastly persist in their bid for the throne.

Bolstered by the ardent support of the indignant villagers and Oba Nla, particularly the unwavering allegiance of Adeyemi, a scion of the Akinlalu kin, the familial claimant ultimately ascended to the illustrious throne following Baderin’s abdication after a massive riot broke out.

As the scintillating plot unfolds, amidst intriguing ritualistic tradition emerges an essential custom that mandates the ceremonial ritual of serving a portion of the departed monarch’s remains to the newly anointed sovereign while ensconced in seclusion (ipebi).

Alas, Baderin’s tainted deposition status precluded the consecration of his earthly body for the venerable rite to befittingly sanctify the anointment of the promising Adeyemi, leading unavoidably to the untimely demise of Adeyemi and countless other aspirants who seek the cherished throne

In a striking twist of fate, Ogbedun, an offspring of Oba Agana, sired from an ilLicit union with a palace maid, whose mother suffered the tragic fate of being exiled, resurfaces as a beacon of of light and redemption, navigating the complex labyrinth of destiny with the divine assistance from Afobaje Famoroti.

The dynamic interplay of elemental human emotions, embroilment in Machiavellian stratagems, relentless contention for supremacy, and the ineffable allure of love interweave to further compound the riveting complexity of this tale’s unfolding.

Starring Jide Awobona, Jide Kosoko, Akin Lewis, Antar Laniyan, Peter Fatomilola, Joke Muyiwa, Babaseun Faseru, Miriam Peters and many more.

Introducing Sola Esan, Sekemi Babalola and Seyi Akinsola

The actors include
Jide Awobona, Babaseun Faseru, Jide Kosoko, Peter Fatomilola, Antar Laniyan, Chief Kanran
,Mariam Peters and Joke Muyiwa.

Producer: Seyi Akinsola and Directed by Farouk Abisoye!
Executive Producer: Astrocraft Productions Ltd.