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Epic Yoruba Tale “Alagbede-The Blacksmith” Set to Forge Its Path into Cinemas on April 19

A star-studded cast led by Jaiye Kuti and Gabriel Afolayan brings the epic Yoruba saga to life under the direction of Usman “Blackky” Ogunlade.

April 1, 2024

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“Alagbede – The Blacksmith” prepares to grace the silver screen on April 19. With a stellar ensemble cast and a captivating storyline, this epic tale promises to captivate audiences with its blend of culture, drama, and ambition.

 

Set against the backdrop of a local blacksmith’s quest for success, the film delves into themes of perseverance, heritage, and the pursuit of dreams.

 

As viewers immerse themselves in the world of “Alagbede – The Blacksmith,” they will confront the pressures, fears, and hustles that shape the protagonist’s journey. With dialogue presented in b Yoruba, the film offers a dynamic exploration of language and culture, inviting audiences to embrace the richness of Nigeria’s storytelling tradition.

 

Starring esteemed actors Jaiye Kuti, Gabriel Afolayan, Kehinde Bankole, Olaiya Igwe, Femi Adebayo, Damilola Oni, Bimbo Oshi, and Jide Kosoko, “Alagbede – The Blacksmith” boasts a lineup of talent that guarantees a mesmerizing cinematic experience.

 

Directed by the visionary Usman “Blackky” Ogunlade, written by Adejonwo Fimisola and Executively produced by Jaiye Kuti, “Alagbede – The Blacksmith” promises to transport audiences to a realm where tradition intersects with ambition.

 

With its impending release, “Alagbede – The Blacksmith” signals a new addition to Nollywood Yoruba Epic Films.

 

Check out the trailer here

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