NOLLY-OH! TOUR x FILM AFRICA: PHONE SWAP + Q&A
When: Wednesday, November 19, 2025, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Where: Bloc Cinema ArtsOne Building, Mile End
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TNBFC, in partnership with Film Africa, presents a special screening, as part of the Nolly-Oh! Tour of -
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FEATURE FILM - PHONE SWAP
Akin and Mary accidentally swap phones after meeting for the first time at a busy airport. They end up in the wrong destinations and decide to carry out each other's assignments with hilarious results. With obstacles and complications at every turn, how will they adapt to their new situations?
Dir: Kunle Afolayan
Cast: Nse Ikpe-Etim, Wale Ojo, Joke Silva
Cert: 12A
Dur: 1h 50m
Q&A: TBC
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7:00pm: Doors open
7:05pm: Intro
7:10pm: Feature film starts promptly
9:00pm: Panel starts
9:45pm: Panel finishes
10:00pm: Exit venue
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Please see all access information here
We would like to thank BLOC Cinema for hosting our event.
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As an added bonus, don't miss another classic Nollywood film by pioneering director Kunle Afolayan who is giving a free talk at Bafta - Preservation and Prophecy: Redefining Nollywood Masterclass for Film Africa 2025.
"Film Africa 2025 is delighted to invite you to a masterclass by acclaimed Nigerian director Kunle Afolayan, which will explore his pioneering role in shaping contemporary Nollywood. In conversation with film producer Tendeka Matatu, Afolayan will unpack his storytelling craft, his Netflix collaborations, and his mission to inspire the next generation of filmmakers. As part of the event, Film Africa will screen Afolayan’s breakthrough feature The Figurine."
The Masterclass will take place on Monday 17th November at BAFTA. Visit Film Africa website to book.
More information about Film Africa 2025 by the Royal African Society can be find on their website.
This screening is part of the UK-wide season Too Much: Melodrama on Film with the support of the BFI FAN, awarding National Lottery funding.