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Kemi Adetiba's 'To Kill A Monkey' teases a picture of cyber crime in Nigeria

Netflix has released more details on the storyline behind the highly anticipated To Kill A Monkey (TKAM) by Kemi Adetiba.
Kemi Adetiba announces new film 'To Kill A Monkey'
Kemi Adetiba announces new film 'To Kill A Monkey'

Netflix has released more details on the synopsis of the highly anticipated original series from Kemi Adetiba, To Kill A Monkey (TKAM).

At its Get Ready for What’s Next event yesterday February 1, 2024, it revealed that the series will follow the life of a young man desperate for the fast life that decides to delve into cyber crime.

The official synopsis reads: “Efemini, a down-on-his-luck everyman whose life changes forever after a chance meeting with an old friend. Forced by circumstance to suppress his principles and explore a life of cybercrime, he finds himself making ever-greater moral compromises to stay ahead of the consequences of his new choices… and broadening tastes.”

The series is written and directed by Adetiba who produced it through her Kemi Adetiba Visuals (KAV). The cinematography is by Kabelo. To Kill A Monkey wrapped up principal photography in October 2023.

According to Remi Adetiba, who also worked on the project, the series will be way better that what the audience had seen before from Kemi Adetiba, including with King of Boys (KOB). "If we execute at even 70% of what we have in mind, it's gonna make the second KOB look like a stage play, by comparison," he expressed.

The cast includes Stella DamasusIreti DoyleBimbo AkintolaMichael EjoorChidi MokemeBucci FranklinSunshine RosmanLilian AfegbaiTeniola AladeseWilliam Benson Chinoyenem and Damilola Adegite.

Kemi Adetiba also recently announced the commencement of the pre-production stage for the sequel to King of Boys (KOB). The Nigerian crime political thriller picks off on the story of Alhaja Eniola Salami played by veteran actress Sola Sobowale, who struggles to attain power.

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