D’Banj’s acting debut movie ‘Symphony’ premieres Sept 9

Ahead of its September 9 cinema release date, the trailer for the much anticipated Nollywood and pan-African blockbuster movie Symphony has been released.

The trailer introduces the film’s dizzyingly impressive ensemble cast, with standout performances by Slade and Lolita (the lead roles), D’banj and Tanasha Donna (both making their acting debuts), and highlights of some of the film’s many electrifying moments.

From the drama to the visuals, to the heightened emotions, and even the music, the trailer creates so much glee and anticipation that confirms that the film is exceptional and was made to dominate the screens.

The movie, Symphony focuses on music and entertainment to highlight the many societal issues bedevilling African youths. The film also features a music album with original compositions recorded by some of the film’s cast members.

Along with D’banj and Tanasha, the film also stars Jackie Appiah, Iya Awero, Mr Latin, Kalu Ikeagwu, Efa Iwara, Scarlet Gomez, Daniel Abua, Doris Okorie and radio presenter Ogundairo Seun (aka Real Skillz) among others. The film introduces Kaleb Iyoha (a.k.a. Mo’Kross) and Sandra Okunzuwa, who played Slade and Lolita, respectively, as well as Victor Adeshiyan (a.k.a. VJ CrazyLife), who played Slade’s bosom friend.

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