Women's Film Club

Women's Film Club Women's Film Club- welcome to all Our film screenings are immediately followed with talks and a Q&A by Women’s Film Club curators and invited guests.

The Women's Film Club is a film society dedicated to screening independent films that present honest and thought provoking conversations pertaining to social issues surrounding women.

💃🏽Experience more than just a film. Join us for: A mesmerizing dance performance before the special screening of Ema Edo...
07/05/2025

💃🏽Experience more than just a film. Join us for:
A mesmerizing dance performance before the special screening of Ema Edosio’s acclaimed “When Nigeria Happens,” followed by an engaging Q&A with director post-screening.

📍 , 31b Bashorun Okusanya Avenue, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.
🗓️ May 9
⏰ Doors open 6 PM

Link in bio to secure your spot.

This May, Women’s Film Club presents the Private Screening of Ema Edosio Deelen’s “When Nigeria Happens”. When Nigeria...
04/05/2025

This May, Women’s Film Club presents the Private Screening of Ema Edosio Deelen’s “When Nigeria Happens”.

When Nigeria Happens is a powerful contemporary dance drama set in Lagos.
The film follows a group of young dancers as they navigate love, identity, and survival in a city that constantly challenges them.

Told through movement and emotion, the film captures the spirit, resilience, and creativity of a generation pushing back against the odds.
Join us for a special screening of this bold, visually striking story made in Nigeria, for the world.

This screening is brought to you in partnership with

🎟️N7,000 (link in bio)
🗓️ Sat. May 10
🕕 Walk-in from 6pm; Screening starts 6:30pm

📍Wunika Mukan Gallery, 31b, Bashorun Okusanya Avenue, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.

✨📸 We’re still buzzing from yesterday’s screening of Celestina Aleobua’s() short films. Our thanks to everyone who joine...
03/03/2025

✨📸 We’re still buzzing from yesterday’s screening of Celestina Aleobua’s() short films. Our thanks to everyone who joined us in experiencing her masterful storytelling. Your support is invaluable.

📍This screening was brought you by in partnership with .

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🎥 This March, Women’s Film Club proudly presents the curated screening of Celestina Aleobua’s () three distinct short fi...
26/02/2025

🎥 This March, Women’s Film Club proudly presents the curated screening of Celestina Aleobua’s () three distinct short film series; ‘Tina When Will You Marry’ ‘The People of Sand’ and ‘Second Wind’.

‘Tina When Will You Marry’– The clock ticks and the questions begin. As she turns 30, Tina is faced with the sudden pressure to get married. By exploring the stories of three unconventional Nigerian-Canadian women, she’s compelled to tune out the society and traditions that try to dictate what life looks like.

‘The people of Sand’– On a quest to explore what lies outside the walls of her village, a young warrior exposes herself and her home to covetous eyes.

‘Second Wind’– The tumultuous relationship between a photographer and a model reaches its breaking point as they take a road trip down a country road.

This screening is brought to you in partnership with & .

🎟️N2,500 (link in bio)
🗓️Sun. March 2
🕕Walk-in from 6pm; Screening starts 7pm.

📍Wunika Mukan Gallery, 31b Bashorun Okusanya Avenue, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.

Written and Directed by Celestina Aleobua ().

Starring:
Juzar Dean ()
Yemi Fusigboye (yemifusi)
Eniola Hu ()
Tortilla Oridota ()

📸 Photo of Celestina Aleobua by Ify Obi.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the screening of “OJUJU” - you were great company. 📺🤎 & jointly presented this s...
16/12/2024

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the screening of “OJUJU” - you were great company. 📺🤎

& jointly presented this screening.

We are thrilled to be screening ‘OJUJU’ this December; and we are happy to have you join us! This screening is brought t...
06/12/2024

We are thrilled to be screening ‘OJUJU’ this December; and we are happy to have you join us!

This screening is brought to you in partnership with &

🗓️: December 14th
🕖: Walk-in from 6:00pm
Screening starts 7:00pm
📍: The Wunika Mukan Gallery (31b, Bashorun Okusanya Avenue, Lekki Phase 1).

Entry Fee- N2,500
⛓️‍💥 Click the link in bio to register

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This 2014 debut feature film by CJ “Fiery” Obasi is multi-award winning 🏆

*Winner “BEST NIGERIAN FILM” AFRIFF 2014
*Official selection EKOIFF, Lagos 2014
*Official Selection PAFF, Los Angeles 2015
*Official Selection Nollywood Week, Paris 2015
*Winner, BEST EDITING GIAMA AWARDS 2015
*Official selection, Africa in Motion (AiM) Festival, Glasgow 2015
*Official Selection, Black Movie Film Festival, Geneva, Switzerland 2016
*Winner, BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS (ENGLISH) - BON Awards 2015
*Winner, BEST USE OF MAKE-UP - BON Awards 2015
*Nominee, BEST MAKE-UP, Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards, AMVCA 2015.

This December, the Women’s Film Club proudly presents the screening of ‘OJUJU’. The 2014 debut feature film of writer an...
02/12/2024

This December, the Women’s Film Club proudly presents the screening of ‘OJUJU’. The 2014 debut feature film of writer and director, C.J “Fiery” Obasi.

‘OJUJU’— set in a teeming Lagos slum, it provides an all-too-realistic explanation for the sudden transformation of its inhabitants into desiccated figures with an appetite for human flesh:” This haunting film reflects a harsh reality, shedding light on the widespread issue of water contamination that plagues many parts of Nigeria.

This screening is brought to you in partnership with &

🎟️: N2,500
🗓️: December 14th
🕖: Walk-in from 6:00pm
Screening starts 7:00pm
📍: The Wunika Mukan Gallery (31b, Bashorun Okusanya Avenue, Lekki Phase 1).

Ticket link in bio ⛓️‍💥

Written and Directed by
C.J. “Fiery” Obasi

Starring
Gabriel Afolayan ( )
Omowunmi Dada ( )
Kelechi Udegbe ( )
Meg Otanwa ( )
Paul Utomi ( )

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