Nigerian film distribution and cinema company, The Filmhouse, has announced it plans to open 15 new cinemas from December 2014.
At the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), co- founder and managing director Kene Mkparu announced a deal with African Capital Alliance which will allow Filmhouse to open ten more cinemas by 2015, and an additional four annually from 2016.
Said ACA Partner, Paul Kokoricha, "Despite Nigeria having one of the largest film industries in the world the cinema space is largely untapped. The world over, cinema exhibition and film distribution are key segments of the film industry and the main drivers of economic value in the sector. We are looking forward to partnering the team to deliver on the promise of the sector."
At the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), co- founder and managing director Kene Mkparu announced a deal with African Capital Alliance which will allow Filmhouse to open ten more cinemas by 2015, and an additional four annually from 2016.
Said ACA Partner, Paul Kokoricha, "Despite Nigeria having one of the largest film industries in the world the cinema space is largely untapped. The world over, cinema exhibition and film distribution are key segments of the film industry and the main drivers of economic value in the sector. We are looking forward to partnering the team to deliver on the promise of the sector."
Now we are having the cinemas back in Naija. That's great!
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