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U.K.-Nigeria-Hong Kong Romantic Comedy ‘My Nigerian Fiance’ in the Works (EXCLUSIVE)

U.K.-Nigeria-Hong Kong Romantic Comedy ‘My Nigerian Fiance’ in the Works (EXCLUSIVE)

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A new romantic comedy titled 'My Nigerian Fiancé' is in development, set to span Nigeria, the U.K., and Hong Kong. The film follows a Nigerian man who hires an Asian dancer to pose as his fiancé, leading to unexpected feelings and challenges. The project aims to explore themes of love, identity, and cultural collision through a unique narrative perspective.

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Home Film Markets & Festivals May 23, 2026 3:28am PT U.K.-Nigeria-Hong Kong Romantic Comedy ‘My Nigerian Fiance’ in the Works (EXCLUSIVE) By Naman Ramachandran Plus Icon Naman Ramachandran Latest ‘Sholay’ Actor Mac Mohan Gets Documentary ‘Discovering Sambha’ (EXCLUSIVE) 14 minutes ago Masculinity Satire Australian Animated Series ‘Finally, a Show About Men!’ Bows on YouTube (EXCLUSIVE) 39 minutes ago Inside ‘Sh(AI)ved,’ the AI-Created Vintage Adult Film Collection Unveiled at Cannes: ‘Splendid, Volcanic Orgasms’ 17 hours ago See All A13 Films A romantic comedy spanning Nigeria, the U.K.

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