Showing posts with label nollywood films. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nollywood films. Show all posts

Monday, 23 November 2015

The London Premiere of Omoni Oboli's THE FIRST LADY this Friday/27/Nov @ Odeon Cinema Greenwhich London

EVENT: The London Premiere of Omoni Oboli's FIRST LADY


VENUE: Odeon Cinema, Bugsbys Way, Greenwich, London SE10 0QJ



DATE: Friday November 27, 2015


TIME: Red Carpet: From 9.00pm | Screening Starts: 10:30pm prompt (Q and A follows)


CONFIRMED ATTENDING STARS : Omoni Oboli, Alex Ekubo, Chinedu Ikedieze (a.k.a Aki), Joseph Benjamin and Yvonne Jegede



SYNOPSIS

In a classic Cinderella like story, a prostitute, Michelle, is stuck in a world she couldn't escape from. Her hope that one day a Prince Charming would rescue her from it all, seems lost . A heir to an empire, Kenechi, is transformed into a child by an overly ambitious uncle who wants the empire to himself. Bound by a shared destiny, Michelle finds that she might be doing the rescuing until she realises there's no escaping her pimp (Obama), who would do anything to keep her as his First Lady.



STARRING: Omoni Oboli, Chinedu Ikedieze, Joseph Benjamin, Alexx Ekubo, Yvonne Jegede, Udoka Oyeka and Tony Monjaro.


Ticket Hotlines: 07946 811253/ 07878 202481


Official Trailer: 


Omoni Oboli, Alexx Ekubo, Joseph Benjamin, Yvonne Jegede Confirmed for London Premiere



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Tuesday, 3 November 2015

Fri/13/Nov: 19th African Film Awards 2015 @ Stratford Town Hall, London UK with Special Performance by Julius D'Genius Agwu

African Voice 
Presents 
19th African Film Awards 2015

Celebrating Excellence in Nollywood and Best of Black British Film Stars.

Special Reconition Awards 
Comedian Julius Agwu-D'Genius

An Evening of Glamour, Rib Cracking Comedy, Awards Ceremony, Dinner and Dance

Special Performance on the night: Comedians Julius D'Genius Agwu, Mimicko & Senator




DATE: Friday 13th November 2015

VENUE: Stratford Town Hall, 29 The Broadway, London E15 4BQ

TIME: 6pm - Late

TICKETS:
VIP: £100 | Standard: £50 | Student: £25 |

For  Discount on Group Booking, Please Call 07814 234376 & 07525 209154

BUY YOUR TICKET HERE: http://tiny.cc/dwqh5x

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Monday, 22 June 2015

Tolu Yesufu's MURDERER IN-LAW Movie (12) to be premiered this Friday 26th June @ the Odeon Cinema, Greenwich, London | Get your Tickets NOW!

Lebara in conjunction with T-Shine Production 
present 
The UK Premiere of Tolu Yesufu's 
MURDERER IN-LAW the Movie.


STARRING
Tolu Yesufu, Ade Bello, Helen Osabutey, Marie Gomez, Theodora Ibekwe and many more. 
VENUE: 
Odeon IMAX Cinema, Greenwich London.SE10 0QJ
DATE: 
FRIDAY 26TH JUNE 2015
TIME: 
RedCarpet 8.30pm | Screening 10pm
TICKET: 

SYNOPSIS
Murderer In-law is a story of Lola and Tj, both in a relationship. Lola lives with her friend whilst Tj lives in his house with his mum who saw Lola as a threat to her relationship with her son Tj. Lola and Tj's mum held nothing back in showing their dislike towards each other with Lola determined not to let anyone or anything come between her and the love of her life. Seeing that staying apart from a very busy Tj, was resulting in his mother having an upper hand, and also coming to terms with the saying that ''Keep your friends close and your enemies closer'' Lola decided to Manipulate her way into Tj's home. Lola got her way with Tj and once she was under the same roof with Tj and his mum, there was nothing both women would not do to rip each other apart. The game started, the Pranks started, the mischief started and when Lola realised she needed to up her game to get TJ's mum out of her way, she decided to bring in her ''Mother''. With the arrival of Lolas mum, the game changed and Tj's mum was furious But she singlehandely fought her battle. Lola and her mum decided to take it to another level and through their manipulative ways, got Tj to agree to Lolas mum having a help in the house................ Things got out of hand, Secrets are revealed, What are these women up to? Will Tj be able to make a choice? Who is this Woman Lola has brought into Tj's home? And who will NOT survive this unfolding drama? Murderer In law is a drama Comedy full of Suspense, Love, Deceit, Manipulation, Secrets and WHAT ELSE......


OFFICIAL PROMO

CAST:
Tolu Yesufu, Adenike Helen Osabutey, Ade Bello, Theodora Ibekwe-Oyebade, Ifeoma Okeke, Ken Smart, Marie Gomez, Adaeze Udemba, Gift Boyo, Ayo Oyebade, Vanessa Adekola, Jay Ejike, Danny Erskine, Abimbola Shogbamu, Grace Babatunde, Riyike Alayande


Story / Script / Original Screenplay: 
TOLU YESUFU
Director: 
NELSON SPYKES
Associate Producer: 
THEODORA IBEKWE OYEBADE
Info:
07904 932775/ 07943 823293
This a must watch movie! See you there!

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR! 
This is one Comedy Drama you can not afford to miss!

OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNER: 
Theodora Ibekwe PR
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Wednesday, 15 August 2012

Official Press Release of TANGO WITH ME to Debut in the UK Cinemas from 24th of August 2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Talking Drum Entertainment a visionary UK company dedicated to the development and distribution of black film and TV content will release the award winning romantic drama ‘TANGO WITH ME’ starring Genevieve Nnaji and Joseph Benjamin across UK cinemas from 24th August, 2012.
The film which is already the highest grossing Nigerian film of 2011 will open with one of the widest releases for an independent black film in the UK across all the major exhibition chains Odeon, Vue, Cineworld and independent cinemas and is set to be a bench mark not only for Nollywood films but black films in general.
OPTIONAL
The Exclusive UK premiere is scheduled to hold at the newly refurbished Odeon Cinema in Greenwich on Thursday August 16, 2012 from 6pm. It will be an invite only affair with Genevieve Nnaji, Joseph Benjamin and Mahmood Ali-Balogun all in attendance.
For additional information and images visit www.talkingdrum-entertainment.com.
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Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Happy 70th Birthday to the Veteran Actor Olu Jacobs


Today, 11th July 2012 is the 70th birthday of veteran actor, Oludotun Jacobs. He was born July 11, 1942, and he is from Ogun State (Nigeria). 

The highly respected movie icon trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London.
and has starred in several British television series and International films. 

In 2007 he won the African Movie Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role, he's happily married to Nollywood actress Joke Silva with children. He is one of the most respected actors in Nigeria.

Wishing him a very Happy Birthday, Long life, good health and more strength to do what he loves to do best. God bless.




Monday, 21 November 2011

New Tunde Kelani Film, 'Maami' Premiere in Brazil


Tunde Kelani’s new movie, “Maami’, is due for premiere in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Maami billed to open the maiden Bem Vindo A Nollywood Film Festival holding between November 18 – 27, 2011, Cine Olido, in Sao Paulo. The country  will also witness a retrospect of nine films made by the ace cinematographer.
Bem Vindo A Nollywood Film Festival heralded a multi-year cultural exchange with the government of Brazil following a synergy among Kinopedia Limited and Department de Expansao Cultural da Secretaria de Cultura, Prefeitura de Sao Paulo and Del York International.
Tunde Kelani
The decision by Del-York to inaugurate the partnership by celebrating the rich Yoruba cultural heritage and traditions shared by both nations informed the choice of Kelani whose movies are well- known for their rich cultural themes.
Kelani, a London International Film School trained filmmaker, brings decades of experience working on 16mm feature films such as- Iya Ni Wura and Taxi Driver, Iwa, Anikura, cut his teeth in the early 1960s as a film cameraman in television before he found interest in cinematography.
Responding to the selection of his films for the maiden edition of the festival, he said: “the list of nine films selected for the festivals are important because the films are valuable not only to the Yorubas in the homeland, but especially to the Yorubas in the Diaspora, who despite 200 years to 300 years of slave-trade, have remained true and close to the culture.”

Tuesday, 9 August 2011

The Veteran Nollywood Actor, Sam Loco Efe dies at 66 in his Hotel room in Owerri Nigeria


President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Segun Arinze, has confirmed the death of veteran Nollywood actor, Sam Efe Loco. In a telephone interview with Saharareporters Mr. Arinze  disclosed that Sam Loco died in  his sleep in a hotel room at Rapour Hotel in Owerri.
Mr. Arinze also revealed  that the late actor had just recently finished a new movie titled "The Unknown Prophet" partially shot in Yenegoa, Bayelsa state. He said Mr. Loco had then moved to  Owerri to commence the editing of the movie.
The Guild president stated  that Mr. Loco's hotel room door had to be forced open after he failed to respond to numerous phone calls this morning.
As he spoke to SaharaReporters, Mr. Arinze was in the company of   Ejike Asiegbu, a former president of the actors guild. The current guild president said that Mr. Asiegbu was likely to chair the funeral committee for the late popular actor.
In a brief chat , Mr. Asiegbu said that with the death of Sam Loco, Nigerians and movie and entertainment lovers around the world lost one of the most talented actors.

Asked to commmented on Sam Loco's health condition prior to his sudden death,  Mr. Asigbu said he was not aware of any health issues regarding the late actor.
The two actors reporters reported that members of Mr. Loco's family were shocked by his death.
 Saharareporters understand that most of Mr. Loco's children lives in Benin city but they plan to travel to Owerri tomorrow to commence funeral arrangement.

Tuesday, 5 July 2011

Kate Henshaw-Nuttall, a Globacom & ONGA Ambassador - Over 17years in the Movie Industry, Still waxing strong and making waves in the industry!


Exclusive Interview With Nigerian Tribune

Kate Henshaw Nutall was recently under the spot light when it was reported of her untoward comments regarding marriage to native Nigerian as opposed to their foreign counterparts. In this interview however, Kate focused her comments generally about her career which has spanned over seventeen years, and motherhood.
                                                                                                                                                                        

SEVENTEEN years in the movie industry and you are still giving no sign of getting tired, what as been the Secret?
My brother, the secret is God. I try as much as possible to put my best in my profession and I am very committed to my job. Our job is very demanding so you have to be up and doing to meet up, I always try to relax when I can, do a little exercise to calm my body. Basically, the stage is hard work and one needs God in every stage to bring out the best from what one does. I thank God for everything I have attained and what I am aspiring to become. I don’t rush things and I treat issues as they come. For seventeen years I have gone through the whole thing as an actress, God has been so wonderful and I can say I have enjoyed tremendous time in the industry.

What was your growing up like?
Growing up for me was quite a lot of fun with my siblings and my parents. We were very comfortable. We travelled a lot as a family and were taught good values as children; to be respectful to elders, to do house work and homework. My parents did not spare the rod and spoil their children. Our growing up was very disciplined.

How did the seventeen years journey start?
I have always grown with the passion for acting and music but all I needed was a perfect opportunity. The late J.T. TomWest took me to my ver-y first audition for a film titled “WHEN THE SUN SETS” and from there began my journey into the industry now known as Nollywood. From that very point, roles started coming in, from soap operas to top Nigerian movies and to the level we are today. It has been a superb transformation for me and I thank God for my career.

But we learnt that you were said to be turning your back against Nollywood, what prompted this?
I never said anything like that, as a matter of fact I have a film which I featured and was released last week, a movie produced by Saidi Balogun, ‘Eti Keta’. There is nothing like being out of movies for me. In fact, I do not remember saying such a sweeping statement. I have had quite a number of scripts and have turned down some because they didn’t go well with me but I have no intention of quitting, at least not yet. The industry is large and I don’t have to be jumping up and down because I want to get scripts. I am comfortable with the level I have attained so far as far as the movie industry is concerned. I am planning quite a number of things; when I am done you will see them.

You can barely speak Yoruba, how did you manage to cope with the script and the faces on set?
The experience was very interesting and fascinating. Being a part of the cast of the movie was very exciting for me andI took it on as a challenge. I do not speak Yoruba fluently at all. A few times in the past I have tried to string sentences together but I always got laughed at so I never summoned up the courage to speak again. So, to be asked to be part of a Yoruba film was a bit nerving for me but I never back down from a challenge. At the end of the day I got compliments for my role and everybody was happy together because of the love that exists.

Why did you take the role?
I love challenges a lot and I always want to do new things that would task my ability. Apart from that, I took the role because many years ago, Saidi was a part of the cast of a film I also starred in a Charles Novia film “YOU BROKE MY HEART” and he had said to me then that he would want me on one of his film projects and I had said yes to him. My word is important to me. I kept my word. The pre-production stage was very lovely, I was treated very nicely. The producer of the movie, Saidi Balogun was fantastic and quite good. We all worked together like one family and the experience was lovely.

What is your take on Nollywood?
Nollywood has come some distance. It has thrived and has survived on its own steam and effort. It is getting better and the quality has improved tremendously. We are developing very fast and people are becoming to see the beauty that is enmeshed in the industry, we are growing bigger everyday because of opportunities abound in the industry. Nevertheless, we are not resting on our oars. We keep trying to find new ways to improve. A few years ago Nollywood films were not in the cinemas, now they are, alongside western movies. We have so far recorded a landmark achievement and this is as a result of hard work and dedication to our job. From the point we are now; It is clear that we are moving on.

But some of your colleagues have pulled out because of poor remuneration?
Well, compared to seventeen years ago that I joined, I believe the remuneration for actors are a lot better but in this economic clime that we are in, I guess the naira does not go very far. The fees could be a lot better. Things can only get better and I also believe that what we do is no joke and doesn’t come easy; I think we should be paid well so that we can continue to give our best and everybody can laugh in the long run. The industry is growing extensively; with new beautiful faces coming up, I believe things will continue to improve for the better.

With the new charming faces springing up, are you not jittery that they may take your place?
Why would I? My driving force over the years has been my belief that what I have is a gift from God since I am not a theater arts graduate. My desire to be professional and to be associated with good work. Giving my best to every project that I am a part of to the best of my ability. I am a professional actress to the core with thriving and fulfilling years. We are all one family and nobody is competing; we are happily united. Our people are still out there, but still need to do good work. They still fight to do the things that are important.

You are married to a white man, what attracted you to him?
What is the issue with being married to a white man? I just wish the press would stop asking me that question one day. I am happily married and I thank God for every blessed day. My husband has been quite supportive of my career as an actress, even before we got married.
You are one of the many nollywood screen divers that scooped the Globacom deal, how did you achieve this?
I think you will have to ask the company how I got the deal, because it is not in my place to tell you that, but what I can tell you is that the deal came to me and it put all of us who are the brand ambassadors on a different level. Globacom showed its support and love for nollywood in this way. We appreciate the company for recognizing our work and the industry. It is a big advancement.

But some people alleged that some of you came in through the back door?
The truth is that I didn’t know anybody at Globacom before they called me. They just called me up. I have been a brand ambassador for ONGA SEASONING going to four years now. I also have a few charities that I support, like Project Alert on violence against women and children National Cervical Cancer Prevention Programme and I am also an ambassador of The Nigerian Women Trust Fund.
How have you been able to juggle the two roles together without conflict of interest?
There has been no conflict of interest because one is a seasoning and the other is telecommunications.

As an Ambassador, do you feel different and what has it cost you?
It has kept me busy and made me recognize the fact that apart from being an actress, I also represent big brands that should benefit from my status in the society. I must not adversely affect the brand. It has not cost me anything other than the fact that I am an ambassador and I have to always live like one. A big price has been paid in terms of the loss of my privacy. That is the sacrifice I made for the job I love. Another thing is trying to be an inspiration for others.

You studied Medical Laboratory Sciences, why the change of focus?
I studied Medical laboratory sciences and majored in Medical Microbiology. The change of focus was by chance and I actually found my real passion in acting. So, basically it was not planned at all. But I thank God for the way things have turned out.

So what are your turn-off and turn-off?
Definitely, my turn-ons are good people with a kind heart. People that are generous to others around them. I also admire people with a good sense of humor. Selflessness is the final but not the least. My turns off are greed, wickedness and selfishness.

With all these commitments, how do you relax?
I have a very wonderful family that I can always go back to, then once in a while I go out with my daughter.

Source: Nigerian Tribune Website.

Tuesday, 31 May 2011

Nigerian actress to star in Ukranian movie


Omoni Oboli
Sultry Nigerian actress Omoni Oboli isn’t probably as popular as her other colleagues including the likes of Omotola, Genevieve, Ini Edo etc. Her luck has been spontaneous packages but albeit big packages. Months ago, Omoni struck her luck again with a multinational company as their new iconic figure in all advertorials, a contract worth thousands of dollars.
And no sooner had she struck the deal in the months past that another deal has come knocking, a movie project in Ukraine set to worth triples of the current amount she receives for the roles she features in making a Nigerian movie. The details of the deal is still quite sketchy,, but whatever the case, it’s a good opportunity for one of Nollywood’s own to export the talent and African brand into eastern Europe.
Would you care to have walked the same line as Omoni?

Saturday, 28 May 2011

Rita Dominic marvels during encounter with Nigerian president


Rita Dominic was amongst a select few celebrities and youth leaders invited by the Nigerian president for a lunch date. It was an event organized to bring various participants and stakeholders together to discuss and share ideas about the inundating challenges facing the Nigerian youth.
One after another, speaker after speaker took turns to express their opinions, discuss the issues at length and propose possible solutions. But none other speaker was more thrilling and composed than our truly Rita Dominic. She was absolutely confident and craved the audiences’ rapt attention with her breathtaking speech. Below is the full transcript:

“His Excellency Mr. President, Distinguished ladies and gentlemen;
I feel privileged to be living in a time where I can proudly say that young Nigerians are seriously advocating for a better Nigeria. Some people may disagree with me but I believe we may now have a President willing to listen to us and identify with our hopes and aspirations.
If you don’t agree, then you have to show me a past president of Nigeria who has actively pursued the youth vote? Show me a past Nigerian president who has used social networks utilized by our young people to reach out them? Show me a past president who has set aside a 200 million Dollar intervention fund dedicated to an industry that is one of the largest employers of young people in Nigeria…. I rest my case.
My name is Rita Dominic, I represent Nollywood!
I would like to thank Mr. President, for providing this low interest loan to galvanize our industry. Many young people who own production companies are depending on this loan to turn us from employees to employers, from unemployed to employed.
Rita Dominic
However, it is imperative that the people who will administer this fund understand the spirit behind your creating it in the first place. Some of us have applied for the loan but the requirement of collateral in the traditional sense is about to dash that dream. Sir, if the youth had enough collateral, we would not have needed the intervention in the first place. I respectfully request that you look into the litany of requirements that is making the loan inaccessible to the people it was created for.
One properly produced Nigerian film can involve hundreds of young people from various works of life. Apart from the actors and actresses, when making a quality film, we directly or indirectly hire production managers, accountants for budgeting and record keeping, electricians (Lighting specialists), costume designers (tailors), catering people (cooks), set and production designers, camera operators, publicity people, graphic artists, still photographers, make up people, hair stylists, production assistants who help on set but don’t forget each actor/actress will hire own PAs, film editors, boom persons and marketing companies. The list goes on and on.
Imagine that we have scores of productions going on in various parts of the country. The impact is simply amazing.
Mr. President, I am a witness to what an infusion of funds can do to elevate and empower the lives of young people. Traders in Onitsha and Aba started it 20 years ago and Nollywood became a reality, Globacom did it for 13 young people 2 years ago and it instantly increased the number of actors and actresses producing their own films. If managed properly, imagine what the 200 million dollar fund can do hundreds of young producers, what it can do for thousands of unemployed youth out there.
Let us make it happen. Continue to support youth programs. Giving such support means that you believe in the future of Nigeria. If you do, the youth will not forget for generations to come.
Thank you.”
Do you think Rita Dominic has a lot more up her sleeves than she has revealed so far?

Credit: Africanmoviesnews.com

Friday, 20 May 2011

A NIGHT OUT on THE THAMES with DJ ABASS (200 guests Only) Supported by Femtej Kreations MEDIA

EVENT: A NIGHT OUT ON THE THAMES with DJ ABASS (200 Guest Only)

HOST: DJAMUSIC
DATE: Bank Holiday Sunday, 29th, May, 2011

TIME: 8pm - 2am. 

Boarding Time - 8pm-9pm. 

Departure: 9.15pm

Return: 2am
BOAT: THE MV ELTHAM
BOARDING/DEPARTURE POINT: 

Canary Wharf Pier, Westferry Road, E14 4QA



DEEJAYS: ABASS, Whateva

Advance Tickets: £20 (Available online till Sunday 22nd/May)

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Thursday, 14 October 2010

FRI/15/Oct '10: The UK 'Red Carpet' Premier of the Movie, ÌMÁLÀ ( ..the triumph of wisdom) @ Odeon Cinema, London.| Time: 9pm

From the Stable of MATRIX ENTERTAINMENT LTD and  one of the creative minded Filmmakers,a Writer and an Actor, Mr Bidemi Alaran. He is one of the African/Nigeria's outstanding Producers of our time....A graduate of DRAMATIC ARTS from the then UNIVERSITY OF IFE, now OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY. MC ExtraOrdinare, one of the Top Masters of Ceremony in the UK and beyond has come with a Movie with creativity at its best......ÌMÁLÀ (...the triumph of wisdom)






The real Brain behind this Fantastic Movie,


Best Captivating Movie: Ìmálà (The Triumph of Wisdom)
From the stable of MATRIX ENTERTAINMENT LTD and one of the Outstanding Producers of our time....BIDEMI ALARAN has come with creativity at its best!

Directed by the Award-winning and one of the Best and Top Directors in the Nollywood Industry, ANDY AMENECHI.  Screen play by:ADE ADENIJI and Edited by one of the best film Editors in the Nigeria Movie Industry,MUMINI KELANI a brother to the ACE CINEMATOGRAPHER, Mr Tunde Kelani.

ÌMÁLÀ (...the triumph of wisdom) tells the story of an innocent and untainted Segilola, who falls to the whims and caprices of childish lust.The consequences are so grave she almost did not have a second chance.

It's a true Life story, NON-FETISH, FULL of SUSPENSE, VERY CAPTIVATING, an African-Nigerian Concept which is most needed in the Nigeria Movie Industry. This mind blowing movie  is FULLY SUBTITLED in ENGLISH and it parades the top Nollywood Movie Stars like Dele Odule, Faithia Balogun, Ireti Osayemi, Kehinde Bankole, Ayo Badmus, Oyewole Olowomojuore (Baba Gebu) and many others. IntroducingBidemi Alaran as one of the main Characters of the Movie.

This is a MUST watch movie! The storyline cuts accross the Globe and it's specially endorsed by the ACE CINEMATOGRAPHER, Mr Tunde Kelani. The quality of the movie in terms of the sound, visual is enormous and remarkable! Shot with the new technology HD cameras.

The UK 'Red Carpet' Premier of this FANTASTIC Movie POWERED BY FEMTEJ KREATIONS LTD, UK is coming up in LONDON soon! SPONSORED BY MATRIX ENTERTAINMENT LTD, FEMTEJ KREATIONS & ARIK AIR INTERNATIONAL LTD.
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Come and have an exciting time, mingle with the Stars of the Movie who will be flying in all the way from Lagos Nigeria. The likes of Dele Odule, Faithia Balogun, Ireti Osayemi, Ayo Badmus, Kehinde Bankole and Of course, Bidemi Alaran.

WATCH OUT FOR THE NIGERIA PREMIER- COMING SOON! Details for the UK premier as follow:

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The UK 'RED CARPET' Premiere of a FANTASTIC Movie:

'ÌMÁLÀ' ..the triumph of wisdom (a movie Inspired by a true Life story, fully subtitled in English)

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VENUE: The Odeon Cinema, Bugsby Way, Greenwich, London, SE10 0QJ

TIME: Red Carpet 9.00pm, Movie Screening 10.15pm (prompt)

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