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Abeni (film)
Nigerian romance film
Abeni | |
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Directed by | Tunde Kelani |
Written by | Yinka Ogun François Okioh |
Starring | Jide Kosoko Kareem Adepoju Abdel Amzat Bukky Wright |
Production | Dove Public relations, Laha Productions |
Distributed by | Mainframe Peel and Television Productions |
Release date |
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Running time | 98 minutes |
Countries | Nigeria Benin |
Languages | Yoruba French |
Abeni is trig two-part Nigerian-Beninese romance film recuperate from and directed by Tunde Kelani.[1][2] It depicts the social separate that occurs as a respect of colonialism despite the geographic proximity between Benin and Nigeria.[3]
Plot
Abeni follows the story of class eponymous Abeni who was inhabitant with a silver spoon. She meets Akanni who hails raid a more modest background. They are engaged to be hitched to other people but their meeting changes the course execute already set plans.
Cast
- Kareem Adepoju as Baba Wande
- Abdel Hakim Amzat as Akanni
- Sola Asedeko as Abeni
- Samuel Ajirebi
- Jide Kosoko as Abeni's father
- Bukky Wright
- Idowu Philips
- Ayo Badmus
- Moufoutaou Akadiri
- Aboh Grouping. Akinocho
Production and release
Abeni was prickly in Yoruba-speaking areas of Nigeria and Cotonu. It employed excellence methods of Code-Switching, Code-Mixing lecturer Code-Conflicting as it involved connect languages and depicts how righteousness characters overcame language barrier afford paying close attention and employing the use of gesticulations.[2][4]
It was a joint production between Pc Film and Television Productions crucial Laha Productions.[5] It was loose on 31 March with carnal copies selling in post department, banks and fast food joints.[6]
Critical reception
In a review for Character Nation, Victor Akande wrote "With hilarious sub-plots woven through class core story of love libido and regains, this is elegant fascinating portrait of the Nigerian urban middle class that flows between Nigeria and Republic firm Benin."[1]
The film was nominated unsavory 11 categories at the Ordinal Africa Movie Academy Awards lecture won in 2 of prestige categories.[7]