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Young Adult Nigerian series series All of Us begins streaming on YouTube this August
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Enioluwa Adeoluwa making his producing debut, explores the intricate dynamics of secondary school life. The title will delve into themes like friendship, sexual assault, and the myriad challenges and victories of adolescence.
Featuring an ensemble cast of emerging talents and seasoned actors including Enioluwa Adeoluwa, Pricilla Ojo, Chioma Chukwuka, Shaffy Bello, Iyabo Ojo, Yemi Solade, Kate Henshaw, and Jemima Osunde, among others.
The series All of Us is written by Emmanuel ‘Mannie’ Oiseomaye and helmed by director Orire Nwani with Oluchi Nwofor
Key Background
Renowned for his fearless storytelling and authentic portrayal of Nigerian experiences, Orire Nwani is a highly acclaimed and multi-award-winning film director. His work delves into societal realities, shedding light on overlooked aspects of life and captivating audiences with compelling narratives and visually stunning cinematography.
As a fellow of the Multichoice Talent Factory in collaboration with the New York Film Academy, Nwani received comprehensive training across various aspects of the filmmaking industry, equipping him with a profound understanding of the art of filmmaking.
Nwani’s films have achieved global recognition, reaching diverse audiences through platforms like CNN, Africa Magic Showmax, MTV Base, Netflix, and Prime Video. His work has even been featured at prestigious institutions such as the Smithsonian Museum of African Art. Notably, he received the Best Director award at the New York Tri-State Film Festival in 2022 and the Best Short Film award at Nollywood Week Paris 2023, solidifying his status as an emerging star in the African film industry and inspiring a new generation of storytellers.
Tangent
High school-based dramas have become increasingly popular in Nigeria, captivating audiences with their relatable storylines and authentic portrayal of teenage life.
Shows like MTV Shuga have set the standard for high-quality drama by addressing pertinent social issues faced by Nigerian youth, such as HIV/AIDS awareness, sexual health, and gender-based violence. By weaving these topics into the fabric of everyday high school life, these dramas resonate deeply with audiences, sparking important conversations and raising awareness about critical issues affecting young people.
The latest addition to this genre, All of Us, promises to continue this tradition by delving into the complexities of secondary school life and exploring themes like friendship, sexual assault, and the challenges of adolescence.
With a talented ensemble cast and a compelling narrative, the series aims to provide a nuanced depiction of the teenage experience in Nigeria, further solidifying the popularity of high school-based dramas in the country’s entertainment landscape.
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