Nollywood filmmaker Ted Abudu has announced her upcoming movie, A Night in 2005, which is set to premiere in cinemas on October 11, 2024. In a recent Instagram post, Abudu expressed her excitement about the project, sharing the first official poster for her new feature film.
In her caption, she teased fans with the premise, describing 2005 as a year where one night changed everything in the blink of an eye, hinting at a gripping drama centered around love, friendship, and family.
The filmmaker urged her followers to mark their calendars for what promises to be an epic release.
She wrote:
“Literally shaking as I post this. Ladies and Gents, I present to you the first official poster for my feature film titled A Night in 2005. So much to say but please help us just enjoy this very fine poster! The year was 2005 and the night was young until everything changed within the blink of an eye. Get ready for an epic drama of love, friendship, and family. #ANightin2005 hits all cinemas on the 11th of October. Mark your calendars!”
Ted Abudu, the daughter of Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu, has steadily built her reputation as a filmmaker with projects such as her short film Crash and the web series Money Men Marriage.
In July 2024, she was selected to participate in a prestigious four-week filmmaker residency organized by African Creative TV (ACTV) in Los Angeles, further solidifying her growing influence in the entertainment industry.
A Night in 2005 represents her first directorial feature, and the anticipation surrounding its release highlights her growing prominence in Nollywood.
The cast of A Night in 2005 includes a mix of both seasoned and emerging Nollywood actors, adding to the excitement of the film’s release.
Among the talented ensemble are Ini Dinma-Okojie, Efa Iwara, Bimbo Akintola, Ireti Doyle, Teniola Aladese, and Uzoamaka Aniunoh, alongside other rising stars such as Taye Arimoro and Susan Pwajok.
This blend of established and fresh talent promises to bring a dynamic energy to the film, as the actors are set to bring Abudu’s vision to life on screen.
Produced by Inem King, A Night in 2005 has location support credited to Ebonylife Place, and the film will be distributed by FilmOneEntertainment. With its release just around the corner, the movie is set to captivate audiences with its exploration of pivotal themes against the backdrop of a transformative night in 2005.
