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“My Father’s Shadow” Set for Nigeria Re-Release in June

The award-winning film returns to cinemas following its multiple wins at the AMVCA.

May 22, 2026

11:52 am

As an African story rooted in history, My Father’s Shadow, directed by British-Nigerian director Akinola Davies Jr., is arguably praised by critics and audiences alike for its in-depth storytelling and performance.
As an African story rooted in history, My Father’s Shadow, directed by British-Nigerian director Akinola Davies Jr., is arguably praised by critics and audiences alike for its in-depth storytelling and performance.

My Father’s Shadow, the debut feature from Akinola Davies Jr., is set for a limited re-release in Nigerian cinemas in June.

 

The film previously screened in Nigeria in September 2025 and has since gained renewed attention following its performance at the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards.

 

At the 2026 edition, it won Best Director, Best Movie, Best Writing, Best Music/Score and Best Sound Design.

 

With his film sweeping the 2026 AMVCA, Akinola Davies Jr., Filmmaker and Director recently secures additional laurels for My Father’s Shadow as a debut director.
With his film sweeping the 2026 AMVCA, Akinola Davies Jr., Filmmaker and Director recently secures additional laurels for My Father’s Shadow as a debut director.

The re-release was announced by Fatherland, the production company behind the film, in an Instagram post confirming its return to cinemas.

 

My Father’s Shadow is set in the aftermath of the June 12, 1993 election crisis and follows two brothers navigating Lagos with their estranged father, exploring themes of memory, identity and nationhood.

 

The film will be distributed in partnership with FilmOne Entertainment.

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