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11:53 AM | SCREEN B

SALA KNOWS BEST

Director: Francis Onyeka Ofoegbu
Country: Nigeria
Genre: Romantic Comedy / Comedy-Drama | Runtime: 2:24:17
Language: Primarily English and Nigerian Pidgin, with Yoruba expressions.

Synopsis: Sala Knows Best is a warm, fast-moving Lagos romantic comedy centred on Sala Adedayo, a charismatic bachelor with a gift for turning ordinary life into extraordinary fiction.

After crashing a wedding, Sala meets Kemi, a practical building consultant whose wit matches his own—and whose instinct for truth makes her dangerous to a man built on “packaging.” His improvisations soon pull him toward Deborah Ogundipe, a polished property lawyer impressed by his confidence until his invented real-estate credentials begin to unravel.

With his matchmaking mother applying pressure, his cousin James supplying dry commentary and Lagos social media turning every embarrassment into content, Sala finds himself caught between two remarkable women and the person he pretends to be.

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BBFW | SATURDAY | 11:53AM | SCREEN B | SALA KNOWS BEST

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11:53 AM | SCREEN B

SALA KNOWS BEST

Director: Francis Onyeka Ofoegbu
Country: Nigeria
Genre: Romantic Comedy / Comedy-Drama | Runtime: 2:24:17
Language: Primarily English and Nigerian Pidgin, with Yoruba expressions.

Synopsis: Sala Knows Best is a warm, fast-moving Lagos romantic comedy centred on Sala Adedayo, a charismatic bachelor with a gift for turning ordinary life into extraordinary fiction.

After crashing a wedding, Sala meets Kemi, a practical building consultant whose wit matches his own—and whose instinct for truth makes her dangerous to a man built on “packaging.” His improvisations soon pull him toward Deborah Ogundipe, a polished property lawyer impressed by his confidence until his invented real-estate credentials begin to unravel.

With his matchmaking mother applying pressure, his cousin James supplying dry commentary and Lagos social media turning every embarrassment into content, Sala finds himself caught between two remarkable women and the person he pretends to be.

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