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Nollywood actress and filmmaker Bolaji Ogunmola’s latest film, Bad Blood, has been selected for the 2026 Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), where it is expected to make its global premiere.
Bolaji Ogunmola announced the development on her Instagram page on Thursday, sharing the film’s official poster and celebrating the opportunity to present the production to an international audience.
She described the selection as a significant milestone for the project, expressing pride in having her film featured at an event dedicated to showcasing the diversity and creativity of African cinema.
The selection gives Bad Blood an opportunity to reach a wider audience while introducing the work of its cast and crew to filmmakers, industry professionals and cinema enthusiasts attending the festival.
The film features Shammah Agah, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Bolaji Ogunmola, Okey Uzoeshi, Darasimi Nadi and Najite Dede.
The production brings together a cast of Nollywood performers, with Bolaji Ogunmola taking on both acting and filmmaking responsibilities.
Yemi “Filmboy” Morafa directs the movie, while Bolanle Ayodele and Abosi Ogba wrote the screenplay. Vincent Ezeni serves as the producer, with Kene Bezioro credited as the supervising producer.
Although details about the film’s storyline have not been disclosed in the announcement, its selection for AFRIFF marks an important stage in its journey towards reaching audiences.
For Bolaji Ogunmola, the development also highlights her work behind the camera as she continues to explore opportunities in film production alongside her acting career.
AFRIFF is an annual event that celebrates African and international cinema, providing a platform for filmmakers to showcase their productions and connect with other professionals in the industry.
The festival attracts participants from different parts of the film industry, creating opportunities for networking, collaboration and discussions about the growth of African storytelling.
The 2026 edition is scheduled to take place in Lagos from November 1 to 7.
During the festival, Bad Blood is expected to receive its global premiere, giving audiences their first opportunity to watch the film through the event.
The screening will also allow the creative team to present its work at a festival that brings together different perspectives and approaches to filmmaking.
Further information about the film’s commercial release and subsequent distribution plans was not included in Bolaji Ogunmola’s announcement.
With the festival dates approaching, attention will be on the film’s premiere and the reception it receives from audiences and industry participants at AFRIFF 2026.
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