2 Weeks in Lagos (2020)

About 2 Weeks in Lagos

2 Weeks in Lagos is a captivating, turbulent and thrilling journey into the Love affair of Ejikeme and Lola. Their lives collide when Ejikeme, an investment banker comes home from the United States with Lola’s brother Charlie to invest in Nigerian businesses. Upon meeting Lola, Ejikeme falls in love with her and must defy his parents’ plan to marry him to the daughter of a wealthy politician.

Making / Production

Produced by the eminent Mauvango Productions, the film is set in the city of Lagos, Nigeria. The movie was directed by the talented Kathryn Fasegha, who also provided the compelling screenplay. It is a dramatic representation of the vibrant and dynamic life in the city of Lagos.

Actors

• Beverly Naya: Played the character of Lola, giving a moving performance that deeply resonates with viewers.
• Mawuli Gavor: Embodying the character of Ejikeme, his proficiency in portraying the complexity of his character adds depth to the film.
• Joke Silva: Playing the role of Lola's mother, her acting prowess brings authenticity and emotion to the storyline.
• Toyin Abraham: Playing a significant role in the movie, her performance shines with versatility and emotional acuity.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie presents a blend of traditional Nigerian culture and modern lifestyle, offering viewers a glimpse into rapidly evolving societal norms in Nigeria.
• 2 Weeks in Lagos is one of the few films that accurately portrays the hustling and bustling life in Lagos, showcasing the city's vibrancy, energy, and resilience.

Awards

As of yet, the movie has not won any awards. Nonetheless, the performances and storyline have been widely appreciated by audiences both nationally and internationally.

Quotes

• "The best things in life are worth waiting for."
• "Love may be difficult, but it's always worth it."
• "We need to stand for what we believe in, no matter what."

Music, Soundtrack

• The film's vibrant soundtrack beautifully complements the narrative, offering a blend of traditional and contemporary Nigerian music.
• With an energetic score, the music adds depth and vibrancy to the film's storytelling.