Cinema

All the Colours of the World are Between Black and White

A film by Babatunde Apalowo
Nigeria, 2023, 92′
o.v. with italian subtitles

1 show for this event

Lagos, an energetic and chaotic city in Nigeria, is the backdrop for the troubled love story between Bambino and Bawa, two young men who discover that they have feelings and desires for each other that are still taboo in Nigeria, through their passion for photography.

Accessibility Cinema Lumière

Accessible for people with mobility impairments and wheelchair users
Presence of toilets at the premises

Babatunde Apalowo, born in Ogbagi-Akoko, Nigeria, is a UK-based director and screenwriter. He won the Homevida competition promoted by the United Nations and his short film A Place of Happiness was screened at several international film festivals. In 2022, he won the AMVCA for Best Editor and was nominated in the Screenplay section at the African Movie Academy Awards. His debut feature film is All the Colors in the World Are Between Black and White.

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