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All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White(HKLGFF 2023)
Opening on 17-09-2023
HK
93 minutes
Igbo, Nigerian Pidgin, English(English Subtitles)
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Synopsis
Winner of Teddy Award at Berlin Film Festival, Winner of Out in the Silence Award at Frameline San Francisco International LGBTQ Film Festival 2023ALL THE COLOURS OF THE WORLD ARE BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE follows Bambino, a delivery driver, and Bawa, an aspiring photographer, in modern-day Nigeria. Despite living in a country where homosexuality is illegal, the two men form a deep bond as they explore the vibrant streets of Lagos together. Their connection is met with societal strictures and the difficulty of expressing love in a society where such love is forbidden. This understated yet heart-wrenching film, winner of the Berlinale Teddy Award, portrays the struggles and bravery of LGBTQ individuals in Nigeria, highlighting the importance of visibility and acceptance.
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Babatunde Apalowo Cast |
Tope Tedela, Riyo David, Martha Ehinome |
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All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White(HKLGFF 2023)
Opening on 17-09-2023
HK
93 minutes
Igbo, Nigerian Pidgin, English(English Subtitles)
Synopsis
Winner of Teddy Award at Berlin Film Festival, Winner of Out in the Silence Award at Frameline San Francisco International LGBTQ Film Festival 2023ALL THE COLOURS OF THE WORLD ARE BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE follows Bambino, a delivery driver, and Bawa, an aspiring photographer, in modern-day Nigeria. Despite living in a country where homosexuality is illegal, the two men form a deep bond as they explore the vibrant streets of Lagos together. Their connection is met with societal strictures and the difficulty of expressing love in a society where such love is forbidden. This understated yet heart-wrenching film, winner of the Berlinale Teddy Award, portrays the struggles and bravery of LGBTQ individuals in Nigeria, highlighting the importance of visibility and acceptance.
Director
Babatunde Apalowo Cast
Tope Tedela, Riyo David, Martha Ehinome
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Schedules
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* = Special first show concession tickets available for senior citizens
Please bring your own RealD 3D glasses to enjoy 3D Movies.
Audience without bringing RealD 3D glasses shall purchase a new pair of RealD 3D glasses at cinema box office/ kiosk for HK$10 each.