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How ‘Battle on Buka Street’ recently made cinema history

‘Battle on Buka Street’, the new Nollywood film by renowned actress Funke Akindele, recently made cinema history! The blockbuster comedy


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‘Battle on Buka Street’, the new Nollywood film by renowned actress Funke Akindele, recently made cinema history! The blockbuster comedy easily passed the $60,000 milestone and further cemented Nigeria’s place in the international film scene.

After debuting in 11 Regal Cinemas, it had moviegoers all over the US and UK talking about it, captivating audiences with its witty sense of humor and inventive storytelling.

With this incredible feat achieved by ‘Battle on Buka Street,’ Nigerian films have officially gained well-deserved recognition from a far wider audience. This truly is a momentous milestone for indie film lovers everywhere!

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Funke Akindele’s movie marked the first ever Indigenous Nollywood release to open in U.S cinemas. Despite clear limited exposure, the hit movie still earned over $61,000 during its 4-day New Year Weekend run, proving just how much attention Nigerian films can get from international audiences!

The directorial project would mark her third since her collaboration with EbonyLife and the historic Omo Ghetto: The Saga which she co-directed alongside her ex husband JJC Skillz quickly became the highest grossing Nollywood movie ever! The movie will no doubt be an epic masterpiece that would remain etched in cinema history!

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