Where to Watch Every AMVCA 9 Nominated Short Films - Nollywire

Where to Watch Every AMVCA 9 Nominated Short Film

The AMVCA 9 awards dinner is only a few days away on May 20, 2023, and the Best Short Film category is brimming with exceptional talent and captivating stories. If you’re wondering where to catch these remarkable films, we’ve got you covered. Here is a guide on where to watch each of the AMVCA 9 nominated short films, ensuring you don’t miss out on these cinematic gems.

Teju’s Tale by Teniola Zara King

Streaming Platform: Watch on Now TV
Synopsis: It’s 1956, and Teju relocates to London from Lagos to study nursing but faces challenges when her colleagues demand to see her tail.

The Song Maiden by Nkem Nwaturuocha

Streaming Platform: Watch on YouTube
Synopsis: This short animated film is about a young girl referred to as ‘The Song Maiden’ whose freedom was cut short right at birth as she is betrothed to a renowned figure in the village. The maiden however like every child just wants to be free, play and be independent. Her independence is however short lived, as her life takes a horrifying turn, and she finds herself in the local wedding ceremony to her betrothed. She tries to seek freedom and escape from it and goes to a mountain top and lets herself fly into space.

Sixteen Rounds by Usama Mukwaya and Loukman Ali

Streaming Platform: Watch on YouTube
Synopsis: The film revolves around a former army man Captain Ddamba (Michael Wawuyo Jr.) and his wife Dorothy Natasha Sinayobye and their messy love life characterized by infidelity.

Convictus by Gbenga Salu

Streaming Platform: Watch on YouTube
Synopsis: A ring of internet fraudsters embark on their biggest heist yet. Will they succeed?

Away by Victor Onwudiwe & Goodnews Erico Isika

Streaming Platform: Watch on Oracle TV
Synopsis: A 1860 year story of a man who escaped from the slave masters with the love of his life and later got disappointed when he found out his woman is pregnant.

Unfortunately, “Pa Aromire” by Adeoye Adetunji and Uzoamaka Aniunoh’s “Love Language” are currently unavailable to the public due to festival requirements.

Don’t miss out on the incredible storytelling and cinematic brilliance of these AMVCA 9 nominated short films. Grab your popcorn and immerse yourself in these captivating tales, available for streaming on the designated platforms.

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