Acclaimed filmmaker and media entrepreneur Kevwe Ogunje has premiered his latest project, a thrilling feature film ‘Disloyal’, on African Magic. The private premiere showcased Ogunje’s ability to craft compelling narratives that captivate audiences and push the boundaries of African cinema.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of an African city, ‘Disloyal’ unfolds as a son takes over his father’s business, sidelining his siblings, leading to a web of deceit and betrayal. The film’s premise sets the stage for a gripping narrative that explores complex themes such as family dynamics, greed, and the consequences of unchecked ambition.
Ogunje’s choice of a talented ensemble cast further elevates the film, with actors such as Okey Uzoeshi, Inem King, Lucy Ameh, Stephen Damian, and Ejiro Onojaife bringing their characters to life with depth and nuance. Their performances add layers to the story, making the characters’ motivations and actions all the more compelling.
Directors Nkamiang Patrick and Uduak Patrick both ensure the film maintains a steady pace, building suspense and tension with each scene. Written by Story Priest and edited by Emy Joseph and Nne Nlemadim, ‘Disloyal’ is a cinematic experience that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, eager to unravel the mystery at the story’s heart.
Ogunje, says that his vision for ‘Disloyal’ is clear, as he injects his signature style and storytelling expertise into the film as its producer for Insideout Media.
“‘Disloyal’ is a labour of love for me. It’s a story I’ve longed to tell, and I’m ecstatic to share it with audiences across Africa finally,” he said. His dedication to the project shines through in every frame, creating a cinematic experience that is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
‘Disloyal’ marks a significant milestone for African Magic Showcase 151 as it debuts as an African Magic original film. The network’s commitment to showcasing the best in African storytelling and talent is evident in its support of Ogunje’s vision. With its compelling narrative, stellar cast, and high production values, “Disloyal” is poised to become a must-watch event for audiences across the continent and beyond, solidifying Ogunje’s status as a leading figure in African cinema.
