Nollywood is closing out the year with a vibrant holiday drama as A Very Dirty Christmas prepares to hit cinemas on December 16. Produced by celebrated actress and filmmaker Ini Edo, the movie promises a bold mix of Christmas cheer, family tension, and messy secrets. With its star-studded cast and festive setting, this title is already positioned as one of December’s biggest releases.
A Festive Story With Twists and Drama
A Very Dirty Christmas follows a typical Nigerian family preparing for the holiday season, but things quickly go off the rails. As relatives gather under one roof, unresolved issues, buried secrets, and unexpected revelations begin to unfold. The drama escalates, turning what should be a peaceful Christmas into a chaotic, emotional rollercoaster.
The plot blends comedy, suspense, and heartwarming moments, creating a relatable story for Nigerian audiences familiar with holiday family gatherings. The theme of “dirty secrets” adds intrigue, keeping viewers hooked as tensions build toward a dramatic climax.
Ini Edo Leads From Behind the Scenes
As producer, Ini Edo brings her strong storytelling experience and love for character-driven narratives to the project. Known for her expressive performances and successful transition into production, she ensures the film balances entertainment with authenticity. Her involvement has also boosted anticipation, as fans look forward to the blend of glamour, drama, and relatable family moments she is known for.
Cast
- Lateef Adedimeji
- IK Ogbonna
- Nancy Isime
- Femi Branch
- Ini Edo
- Eucharia Anunobi
- Taye Arimoro
- Josephina Otabor
- Wumi Toriola
- Additional supporting cast: according to the producer’s reveal, the movie also includes names like Nelly Mbonu, Waje, Yhemolee, Phyna, MC Lively, and Elvina Ibru.
The combination of these talents guarantees energetic performances and strong on-screen chemistry. Their diverse acting styles add depth and humor to the film’s chaotic holiday storyline.
Why You Should Watch
A Very Dirty Christmas offers a fresh twist on Nollywood holiday films. With its mix of comedy, tension, and emotional moments, it is perfect for end-of-year cinema outings. The storyline reflects the realities of many Nigerian families where joy and drama often collide during festivities.
With its December 16 release, the movie is expected to attract audiences looking for fun, relatable, and dramatic holiday entertainment.
