2024 Contemporary World Film Series: ‘Lionheart’ from Nigeria
2024 Contemporary World Film Series Featuring the Second Film of the Year ‘Lionheart’ from Nigeria Directed by Genevieve Nnaji Duration: 1 Hour 35 Minutes Date: Saturday, 27 July 2024 Time: 4:00 PM Supported by the Embassy of Nigeria View this post on Instagram […]
Rajesh Kumar · 2 Jul 2024 · 3 min read

2024 Contemporary World Film Series
Featuring the Second Film of the Year
‘Lionheart’ from Nigeria
Directed by Genevieve Nnaji
Duration: 1 Hour 35 Minutes
Date: Saturday, 27 July 2024
Time: 4:00 PM
Supported by the Embassy of Nigeria
Trailer:
After the grand success of our Nigerian film last year, we are proud to screen another film from a country whose ‘Nollywood’ film industry ranks among the top three in the world.
Lionheart, starring one the most famous actresses of the country, centres around the daughter of a businessman trying to manage her father’s transport-business, when he suddenly falls ill. She faces many ups and downs, especially from the men in the industry. There is also the generational conflict between her and her seniors. The film is an inspiring tale of a strong Nigerian woman, who faces all crises with equanimity, even though she has many self-doubts herself. It’s truly a tribute to African womanhood.
Infact, one of the highlights of the film, is that the lead-actress also directs the film. Another highlight is that the film offers a view of Nigeria’s diverse languages, cultures, lifestyles. There’s also a marvelous ensemble cast of top Nigerian film artistes.
The movie created waves at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival and was the country’s nomination for the Oscars.

What the critics said :
Variety: The film touches on everyday sexism that saturates the workplace.
BBC: The film’s submission (for the Oscars) was seen as a turning point for the country’s film industry, known as Nollywood, and it was befitting that actor-cum-film-director Genevieve Nnaji was at the heart of it..
The Embassy of Nigeria will host a Reception of snacks and drinks, after the screening. The Charge D’ Affaires of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Mohammed Haidara, will introduce the film.
Don’t Miss the Second Film of TK Park’s 2024 Contemporary World Film Series.
For Reservations: filmforum17@gmail.com Limited Seats, Book Early Auditorium will open at 3:30 pm Ticket -20 B TK Park (Thailand Knowledge Park) 8th Floor, Central World, Dazzle Zone (Above TOPS Food Hall) Ratchadamri Road Bangkok-10330 Ph.: 02-2574300
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