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    93 days Stories

    Actor Nkem Owoh and filmmaker Genevieve Nnaji from the film 'Lionheart' pose for a portrait during the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival at Intercontinental Hotel on September 11, 2018 in Toronto, Canada.
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    24 March 2020

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    19 August 2016

    These 8 Nigerian Films are Coming to the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival for its Lagos “City-to-City” Spotlight

    The Wedding Party,’ ‘93 days,’ ‘The Arbitration,’ ‘Okafor’s Law,’ ‘76,’ ‘Green White Green,’ ‘Just Not Married’ and ‘Taxi Driver’ have been handpicked to premiere at TIFF this year.

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