December 8 has been announced as the release date of Blood Vessel, the highly awaited Charles Okpaleke’s collaboration with Netflix.
The film, which is directed by Moses Inwang and produced by Agozie Ugwu, Arafat Bello-Osagie & Roxanne Adekunle-Wright tells the story of six people fleeing a town devastated by oil pollution stowed away on a mysterious ship — not realising the dangers that await.
Blood Vessel, boasts of a vibrant cast list including David Ezekiel, Obinna Okenwa, Levi Chikere, Adaobi Dibor, and Jide Kene Achufusi.
Blood Vessel is one of the seven titles, which Netflix announced will be premiering on the platform. Others are Aníkulápó: The series, Ólòturé: The Series, War: Wrath and Revenge.
In the same vein, December 28 has been announced as the release date for War: Wrath and Revenge, a spin off from the popular ‘Sons of the Caliphate.’
War: Wrath and Revenge follows Nuhu Bala’s rise to the governorship of Kowa, treacherously orchestrated by his wife Binta, who would stop at nothing to see her husband succeed. When Binta discovers her husband is about to take a second wife, the wrath of a woman scorned will stop at nothing to protect her love.
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The title from the stables of Ebonylife studios has Mo Abudu as its executive producer and Heidi Uys as supervising producer.
Produced and directed by Dimbo Atiya, War: Wrath and Revenge features Rahama Sadau, Mofe Duncan, Uzee Usman, Patrick Doyle, Ifeanyi Kalu, Theresa Edem, Ayoola Ayolola, Yakubu Mohammed and many more.
Other titles scheduled to appear on the streaming platform in December include Christmas as Usual and Hilda: Season 3, The Crown: Season 6 Part 2, Christmas as Usual, Young Sheldon: Season 6, Carol & The End of The World, Yoh’ Christmas, Trevor Noah: Where Was I, Love is Blind Brazil: After the Altar, Ijogbon, The Black Book, The One for Sarah and The Rise of Igbinogun.