The Story⚡
Adaora’s quest for love unravels into a searing tale of betrayal and resilience in Devil Is a Liar, a Nollywood drama that’s captured Nigeria’s heart as Netflix’s top film. This unflinching story dares you to face the truths we hide in relationships.
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At its private screening in Lagos’ Nahous Gallery, the film sparked more than applause; it ignited hushed conversations among guests, who dissected Adaora’s choices and saw their own lives reflected in her struggles. “We wanted to confront the realities people whisper about but rarely see on screen,” Esse Odometa shared, emphasizing the film’s mission to expose the sacrifices and courage buried in relationships. The stunning cinematography and layered storytelling elevate these themes, blending Nollywood’s soul with a polish that rivals global cinema.
Hedge Productions, a beacon of bold African storytelling, builds on its legacy with this project, following their 2021 hit The Therapist and with Nemesis on the horizon. Devil Is a Liar doesn’t shy away from hard truths, presenting love without gloss and marriage without pretense.
Its rise to Netflix’s No. 1 spot in Nigeria underscores its resonance, inviting viewers to linger on its questions long after the screen fades. This is Nollywood at its most fearless—a film that demands reflection and sparks dialogue about the weight we carry in the name of love.
In Summary
Devil Is a Liar is streaming now on Netflix, following the success of Hedge Productions’ The Therapist on Prime Video, with their third feature, Nemesis, coming soon to captivate audiences further.
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