...Sele Bobo, Pete Edochie, Mr. Ibu others set to grace event
It
is a known fact that Enugu State has over the years been the African
film production hub when it comes to location, and has contributed to
the overall development of the Nigerian motion picture industry.
Above
all these, it could also be observed that since the invention of film
premiering in Nigeria, same Enugu has not recorded an occurrence of
movie premiere, until the recent development which will serve as
groundbreaking for others to follow.
However, the movie,
Bambitious has enjoyed massive media hype since it came on the social
limelight. According to findings, it will be noted after November 29,
2014 as being the first ever movie to be premiered in the whole of the
Southeast region of Nigeria. It is actually a movie which has the most
and well coordinated cast, crew and camera equipments; as it is a no
rush or cut-joined documentary.
On what the synopsis entails,
Bambitious’ intent is to highlight the story of a modern-day and very
ambitious young woman named Bambi, who epitomised Evita Peron –
described as the “highest social climber since Cinderella”.
Bambi
got disillusioned with Frank, her boyfriend of many years, who was
contented with living from hand to mouth. This lack of ambition was at
the centre of all their fights. Then one day, Frank ventures to “open
the door” for Bambi’s exit – a move he later came to regret.
As
being free of the wretched Frank, Bambi meets and sinks her teeth into
the very rich, near-naive Jerry. He got so carried away by her beauty
that he even proposed marriage before they got intimated.
Same
day, Bambi realizes that she is pregnant. How would she pass off Frank’s
pregnancy as Jerry’s? Then, there is the issue of his mother, a devout
Catholic – who frowns at pre-marital sex. And the imminent trouble of
Jerry’s ex-girlfriend, Funmi Coker, who refused to remain in the past.
Bambi
is running against time to fool Jerry, face his mother’s wrath and
outsmart Funmi Coker. With the help of her best friend, Ifeoma, they set
about executing a fool-proof plan. But they didn’t bargain that Frank
will jump into the fray, demanding that his child will not be given to
another man.
Bambitious stars the fast-rising Belinda Effah as
Bambi, with the talented actor, Bucci Franklin as Frank. The
award-winning Daniel K. Daniel is Jerry, while the delectable Idongesit
Bruno played Ifeoma. Funmi Coker is classically delivered by the
gorgeous Hekka Hedet, while the veteran Ebele Okaro-Onyiuke adds glamour
to the cast as Dr. Ese Braide, Jerry’s mother.
Shot in Enugu, it
was written by Patrick “Koinage” Nnamani, while produced by Oracle Films
and directed by Okey “the ORACLE” Oku. Meanwhile, the premiere has been
billed for November 29, 2014 at Genesis Deluxe Cinema (Polo Mall),
Enugu.
Bambitious is a small personal micro budget film with which
the director, Okey Oku, wishes to capture through the exploration of
enthralling experiences one witnesses at different localities of the
society.
Arrangements are also being made for a global online premiere of the movie. All things being equal, viewers around the world should be able to watch the movie online, at the same time as the audience at the Nigeria premiere.
Interestingly, the Enugu premiere would be witnessing the presence of reputable showbiz celebrities, even as the likes of John Okafor (Mr. Ibu), Pete Edochie and Zack Orji have all shown commitment of attending such remarkable event. Also, Iyanya’s Made Men Music signee, Sele Bobo will be present to thrill with music.
Arrangements are also being made for a global online premiere of the movie. All things being equal, viewers around the world should be able to watch the movie online, at the same time as the audience at the Nigeria premiere.
Interestingly, the Enugu premiere would be witnessing the presence of reputable showbiz celebrities, even as the likes of John Okafor (Mr. Ibu), Pete Edochie and Zack Orji have all shown commitment of attending such remarkable event. Also, Iyanya’s Made Men Music signee, Sele Bobo will be present to thrill with music.
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