Losing Daylight

Professor Ebun Clark, first Nigerian Professor of Theatre Arts and Chief Hubert Ogunde’s biographer speaking on his ‘street credibility’. 🎥 Ogunde Man of the Theatre - BBC TV 1983 #LosingDaylight

Final day faces. Tag your faves. #LosingDaylight #LD23

Thanks to everyone who made this week memorable for us. Our partners, patrons, guests, and the team who worked tirelessly to bring this project to life. Our mission to preserve the history of film in Nigeria is unwavering, and we cannot wait to share what’s next with you all.

One promise. You will see it again.

Thank you for gracing us with your presence.

Here’s a lineup of activities that brings our week-long exhibition to an end. Book your visit and bring a friend. #LD23

Day 5 in photos + a reminder that today is the final day to see the Losing Daylight exhibition.

Celebrating film history in Nigeria will be in incomplete without honouring the music that lived rent-free in our heads. We will be closing Losing Daylight on Friday with #SoundtrackLive, an evening of the music from the movies that made us. 🎶 tix.africa/soundtrack

Discover the incredible work of @startarchiving, digitizing old newspapers featured in our exhibition. Join us on Thursday for #DaylightTalks, where @FuadXIV, the visionary behind this project, will share insights on preserving and digitizing history.

What’s stopping you?

It’s day 4 and there are only two days left until Losing Daylight closes on Friday. Book your free visit now via link in bio and come reimagine the history of film in Nigeria.

Day 2 of the Losing Daylight film history exhibition was a true spectacle of nostalgia. Our doors are open for you to immerse yourself in this illuminating and informing experience. Book your visit and stop by the Ecobank Pan African Centre today.

Day 1 of #LosingDaylight was pure magic. We’re officially open all week from 9am to 8pm everyday at the Ecobank Pan African Centre VI Lagos. We cannot wait to have you join us in #FindingDaylight. #LD23 #LosingDaylightExhibition #FilmHistory

The countdown is officially over. ⌛️ The Losing Daylight exhibition opens from 4pm to 9pm today only. It’s all-day Monday to Friday from 9am everyday to 7pm. Are you ready to find daylight? ⛅️ We look forward to welcoming you to the Ecobank Pan African Centre, VI Lagos.

The good old days of Nigerian film and cinema, showcased in a way you have never imagined possible. Losing Daylight is a must-attend from the 10th to 15th of December at Ecobank Pan African Centre, VI Lagos. tix.africa/losingday

Let the countdown begin. We officially invite you to embark on a multi-sensory journey through the rich history of film in Nigeria. This is not an experience to miss. Book your visit via link in bio, and make it a date with history. #LD23 #LosingDaylight #FilmHistoryExhibition

Stills from TAIWO SHANGO directed by Klaus Stephan in 1965. TAIWO SHANGO premiered on German TV and was afterwards meant to be shown at various international film festivals, but that never happened. Another version by Nobel Prize winner Wole Soyinka followed in 1975.

~ @AishaSalaudeen’s POV at the #LosingDaylight independence exhibition earlier this month. We’re back and bigger in December. 🤞🏾

Losing Daylight is making a grand return this December for a week, and we cannot wait to welcome you all to this multi-dimensional film history festival with so much to experience. Tell a friend. #LDF23

Losing Daylight is solving Nollywood's documentation problem one find at a time pulse.ng/entertainment/movie…