On December 21, 2021, the love drama will premiere.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Inkblot Productions, a Nollywood film production business, is hosting Nollywood stars and filmmakers for the premiere of its latest feature film, “Superstar.”
The premiere, which is set for December 21, 2021 in Lagos, will also honor the production company’s ten-year anniversary.
“We’re so proud to celebrate 10 years of storytelling at Inkblot. Our goal, 10 years later, is to preserve, restore and continue the iconic legacy for generations to come” says Damola Ademola, co-founder of Inkblot Productions.
“Over the past decade, we have been committed to delivering premium, entertaining films that tell diverse stories from Nigeria and around the world with our partners and some of the best filmmakers out there.”
‘Superstar,’ starring Nancy Isime as Queen, follows an up-and-coming actress as she navigates life and love in 21st-century Nollywood.
Timini Egbuson, Deyemi Okanlawon, Ufuoma McDermott, Eku Edewor, Shine Rosman, Teniola Aladese, and others feature in the love drama directed by Akay Mason.
The production just became the first Nollywood studio to sign the dotted lines for a big distribution deal with Amazon Prime Video, marking a major milestone for Inkblot.
Prime will get exclusive distribution rights to the studio’s new picture slate, which includes sequels to ‘Moms At War,’ ‘New Money,’ and others, beginning in 2022.
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