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76 The Movie – the multi-million dollar landmark Nigerian cinematic production is making waves! The film already enjoyed a rapturous reception at the 41st Toronto Film Festival earlier this month. And now, it is scheduled to make its European premiere at the prestigious BFI London Film Festival.
This is the first Nollywood film to be chosen by both Toronto and London film festivals back to back and is a new milestone in African cinema.
76 The Movie, directed by Izu Ojukwu, which stars Rita Dominic, Ramsey Nouah, Chidi Mokeme, Memry Savanhu and Daniel K. Daniel is a love story embedded in treason, intrigue, patriotism and faith set in Ibadan, Nigeria against the backdrop of transition and the struggle for political stability in 1976 and is inspired by real life events that led to the assassination of the then Head of State, Murtala Mohammed.
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EVENT
BFI London Film Festival
presents
The European Premiere of
76 The Movie
CONFIRMED RED CARPET GUESTS
Main Cast – Rita Dominic, Ramsey Nouah, Chidi Mokeme, Daniel K. Daniel, Ibinabo Fiberesima
& Director Izu Ojukwu
Exec Dir – Prince Tonye Princewill & Adonijah Owiriwa
DATES AND VENUES
Grand Premiere – Saturday, 15th October
Cineworld Haymarket
63-65 Haymarket, SW1Y 4RL
(Closest tube: Piccadilly)
Red Carpet from 5pm, Screening from 6pm (PROMPT)
Tickets: Student £9, Adults £17.60
Tickets: Student £9, Adults £17.60
Extra Screening – Sunday, 16th October
Ritzy Cinema
Brixton Oval, Brixton, SW2 1JG
(Closest tube: Brixton)
Screening from 1pm (PROMPT)
Tickets Student £9, Adults £14.05
Tickets Student £9, Adults £14.05
TICKETS
CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS
BFI BOX OFFICE – 020 7928 3232
BFI BOX OFFICE – 020 7928 3232
INFO
www.76themovie.com
Hotline – +44(0)7946811253IMPORTANT LINKS (Click)
INSTAGRAM
FACEBOOK
TWITTER
YOUTUBE
www.76themovie.com
Hotline – +44(0)7946811253IMPORTANT LINKS (Click)
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The title is ’76?
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