Fifty (film)
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| Directed by | Biyi Bandele |
| Produced by | Tope Oshin Ogun |
| Written by | Bola Agbaje Kemi Adesoye |
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| Music by | Ben Onono |
| Cinematography | Malcolm John McLean |
| Edited by | Matthew Bate |
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EbonyLife Films
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| Distributed by | FilmOne Distribution |
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Running time
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101 minutes |
| Country | Nigeria |
| Language | English |
| Box office | ~₦100 million[1] |
Fifty is a 2015 Nigerian romantic drama film released on December 18, 2015.[2]
Contents
Plot
Fifty captures few pivotal days of four women at the pinnacle of their careers. Tola, Elizabeth, Maria and Kate are four friends forced at midlife to take inventory at their personal lives, while juggling career and family against the backdrops of the neighbourhoods of Lagos.[3]
Tola is a reality TV star whose marriage to lawyer Kunle never stood a chance thanks to an invidious family secret. Elizabeth is a celebrated obstetrician whose penchant for younger men has estranged her from her daughter. Maria, a forty nine-year old has an affair with a married man that results in an unexpected pregnancy and Kate's battle with a life-threatening illness has plugged her into religious obsession.
Cast
Main cast
- Ireti Doyle as Elizabeth who is an obstetrician whose desire for younger men has caused a strain on her relationship with her daughter.[4]
- Dakore Akande as Tola who is a reality TV star whose marriage to lawyer Kunle never stood a chance due to an invidious family secret.[5]
- Omoni Oboli as Maria who is a forty-nine year old lady who had an affair with a married man that results in an unexpected pregnancy[6]
- Nse Ikpe-Etim as Kate who is battling with a life-threatening illness that plunged her into religious obsession[7]
- Wale Ojo as Kunle[8]
- Kachi Nnochiri as Chike[9]
- Emmanuel Ikubese as Sammy[10]
- Kemi ‘Lala’ Akindoju as Chi Chi[11]
- Timini Egbuson as Jamal[12]
- Uzor Osimkpa as Sade[13]
Guest stars
- King Sunny Adé as himself[14]
- Femi Kuti as himself[15]
- Nneka as herself[16]
- Tiwa Savage as herself[17]
- Waje as herself [18]
Production
The film is executively produced by Ebony Life TV CEO Mo Abudu.[19] Directed by Biyi Bandele.[20]
Release
Fifty had its premiere in London in October which sold out in four days, and a private screening in Lagos which also held in October 2015. Grand Premiere set for Sunday 13 December 2015 at the Eko Hotel and Suites.[21] The film, will be released to cinemas on December 18, 2015.[21]
References
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