Ruth Harcourt

Set in the morally ambiguous world of Nollywood, the story begins with the shocking discovery of a decapitated head in the trunk of a car belonging to a Nollywood film producer. As the investigation unfolds, hidden connections between crime, politics, and the Nigerian film industry are exposed, weaving a gritty narrative of ambition and corruption.

The Past Always Washes Ashore

The film follows the lives of Eddy, Jite and Osiano, three ambitious young men in their late twenties struggling to make it in life.

“Golden Chainz,” a notorious cyber fraudster, tops Nigeria’s most-wanted list. Under pressure from the new Inspector General, the cybercrime unit assigns agent Yetunde Tejumola to infiltrate his inner circle. Disguised as “Pink Butterfly,” an influencer, Yetunde must navigate social media, capture Golden Chainz’ attention, and plant software to gather evidence—all while avoiding exposure.

A desperate son and debt-ridden father fight for their lives. Set in Azuama, “Kill Boro” is a gripping tale that explores the themes of family, survival, sacrifice, and the enduring hope of redemption.

Sammy, a former crypto manager, loses his job after whistleblowing on company fraud. Blacklisted in finance, he faces desperation. His frustrated lawyer advises getting a loan to settle debts and save his marriage.

Best friends Obalola, Ify and Gift were born and raised in Isale Eko, where politically affiliated gangs rule the streets. When rival gangs paint the streets red with blood, Obalola, Ify and Gift get caught up in gang wars which lead to the uncovering of secrets that shake the very foundations of Isale Eko and, ultimately, bring them to the realization of their destiny.

Femi, a single dad falls in love with Jessica, who is a single mother. The couple fall in love through their children, and it ensures there is a battle for love, family and friendship. In fact, Jessica is the music teacher of Femi's son Jason and it causes a conflict of interest between the father and son.