Rising City Of Dreams Metaphorises Nigeria’s Political Struggle – Edward

Aulmedia Studios executive, Dickson Edward said his newest film Rising City of Dreams is a metaphor of political struggle in Nigeria. Edward disclosed this while announcing that the film will be in cinemas on December 9, 2022.

Ticking off all the boxes in terms of storyline, plot, technical depth, suspense, thematic relevance and acting, Rising City of Dreams stuffed with a stellar cast comprising Jide Kosoko, Zubby Michael, Femi Branch, Yvonne Jegede, Reminisce, Slimcase, DJ Neptune, Yakubu Mohammed and Bolaji Amusan have dominated discussions lately, visibly becoming one of the most awaited Nollywood films of 2022.

Edward said the film employed all the elements of real-life socio-political existence in Nigeria to create an entertaining dramatic package.

“You can call it a metaphor of political struggle in Nigeria. I am not surprised at the eagerness Nollywood fans and stakeholders have shown in the film. It is packed with a lot of messages and will bring lessons and entertainment to the audience when it opens on December 9. It is a star-studded film, dominated by great talents from both the movie and music sectors. I urge the general public to note the date in the diaries as we begin the countdown.

Directed by Samuel Olatunji and produced by Wale Muraina, the film highlights the blood-soaked rivalry driven by greed as two groups in a fictional market engage each other in a bitter war of brain and brawn over the succession arrangement in the leadership of the market, snowballs into an outburst of gangsterism typical of the Nigerian .