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October 1

  • 2014
  • PG-13
  • 2h 28min
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6,4/10
545
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October 1 (2014)
CrimeDramaMysteryThriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAs Nigeria prepares for independence from the British in 1960, a seasoned police detective rushes to find the serial killer slaughtering its native young women.As Nigeria prepares for independence from the British in 1960, a seasoned police detective rushes to find the serial killer slaughtering its native young women.As Nigeria prepares for independence from the British in 1960, a seasoned police detective rushes to find the serial killer slaughtering its native young women.

  • Réalisation
    • Kunle Afolayan
  • Scénario
    • Tunde Babalola
  • Casting principal
    • Sadiq Daba
    • Kayode Olaiya
    • Ademola Adedoyin
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,4/10
    545
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Kunle Afolayan
    • Scénario
      • Tunde Babalola
    • Casting principal
      • Sadiq Daba
      • Kayode Olaiya
      • Ademola Adedoyin
    • 17avis d'utilisateurs
    • 3avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    • Récompenses
      • 4 victoires et 5 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux31

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    Sadiq Daba
    • Inspector Danladi Waziri
    Kayode Olaiya
    • Sergeant Sunday Afonja
    • (as Kayode Aderupoko)
    Ademola Adedoyin
    Ademola Adedoyin
    • Prince Aderopo
    David Bailie
    David Bailie
    • Ackerman
    Colin David Reese
    Colin David Reese
    • Rev. Dowling
    Nick Rhys
    Nick Rhys
    • Winterbottom
    Lawrence Stubbings
    Lawrence Stubbings
    • Tomkins
    Kehinde Bankole
    Kehinde Bankole
    • Miss Tawa
    Fabian Adeoye Lojede
    Fabian Adeoye Lojede
    • Corporal Omolodun
    Kunle Afolayan
    • Agbekoya
    Bimbo Manuel
    • Canon Kuforiji
    Femi Adebayo
    • Banji
    Olaide Alabi
    • Victoria
    Kanayo O. Kanayo
    • Okafor
    Ibrahim Chatta
    • Sumonu
    • (as Ibrahim Shatta)
    Abiodun Aleja
    • Olaitan
    Wole Duro-Lapido
    • Oba Akote
    Ifayemi Elebuibon
    • Baba Ifa
    • Réalisation
      • Kunle Afolayan
    • Scénario
      • Tunde Babalola
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    9olliemankz

    Lovely glimpse of a ground-breaking time

    When I was a kid in the early 60's, I'd come down to the breakfast table and find my stepfather reading about the Congo. For a little while, it was all over the news. I don't know if the Congo occupied the news in other metropolitan areas the way it did in Detroit. It really meant something there, probably because of Detroit's large black population.

    I remember as I glimpsed the blaring headlines and asked my stepfather what it all meant words like "independence." There was the name Patrice Lumumba and the seeming inevitability that he would be killed for his cause. The movie October 1 is set in Nigeria and does not mention Lumumba or necessarily take sides -- it is assumed everyone's for independence except possibly for the grudgingly accepting British empire forces who are still running things while planning to begin handing over power to a new Nigerian government, on Oct. 1, 1960. But the countrymen's anticipation of this ground-breaking transition is a still slightly uncertain backdrop to a detective trying to solve a string of murders and find his footing among his rulers.

    I started the movie expecting it to be interestingly amateurish as have been some movies I have seen from that part of the world ... peeks into a lifestyle that no matter how nascent are little different from anyone else's. Made in Africa by Africans, the movie seemed to have grass-roots production values but then I realized that was only because they reflected the milieu. In Nigeria in 1960 people still lived very close to the land. There would be a lot of foliage and open-air buildings to be seen. I loved the fabrics out of which women made cottony dresses featuring large emblematic portraits of their leaders.

    But as the movie progressed, I realized it did not suffer in production values at all; in fact, it was superior in some ways to anything I have seen coming out of the West lately. Perhaps the filmmakers did need to be creative for lack of a budget but I liked the way sometimes something, a sound, for instance, would get a special treatment, almost as if we could see the shock waves extending out on the screen. It has been a couple of months since I saw the movie and I have been wishing to write this review all that time so, please forgive me, I don't remember exactly the events being so depicted, they might have been a sound, or an emotion, or both. But I found the effects simple but evocative,

    I'm not going to go into the plot other than to say that some of its turns are surprising and adult and may not be suitable for children. But I think you'll like our detective, a man of dignity and sense and who is quite thin. Whoa. He is quite appealing. Winterbottom is dashing, too -- keep an eye out for Nick Rhys. But in Inspector Danny Waziri, Sadiq Daba nails the role of a lifetime. I have to add that I think Tunde Babalola's script was brilliant, understanding so well both sides of the transitiion and knowing when to crescendo. Even though the gaining of independence is not explained like a history lesson, it is an interesting snapshot of how the countrymen responded and an intriguing context for the movie's events and the detective's courage. October 1 is a great little movie. P.S. Maybe director Kunle Afolayan would like to make one of his future projects a biography of Lumumba, if it wouldn't be too controversial. From surveying a Wikipedia entry about Lumumba, he seems to have fit my cursory childhood take on him as a tragic leader.
    9floatingpolarbear

    Understated, powerful crime drama with historical flavor

    This was a very character rich film. Not a single scene was wasted. You feel taken by the hand invisibly by the storyteller and shown things that seem unimportant perhaps or out of context at the time, yet slowly but surely build towards powerful scenes and an inescapable conclusion. You don't have to know any Nigerian history to get a sense of the buzz in the air about the country's independence which was being launched at the time this provincial crime investigation takes place. It's also worth noting that the investigation does not rely on common tropes such as what a genius the investigator but rather on an organic navigation through unfamiliar territory and peculiar characters interacting in a fluid, at times comical at times dangerous framework.
    9jhconway-95793

    Excellent

    Having worked in Nigeria many years ago, not too long after the period depicted in this film, think this film is excellent. It took me back in time to a familiar place. The characters are so credible, drawing on tribal animosity and its influence on society in ways I witnessed way back when. Nigeria is a wonderful country filled with wonderful people, many of whom have their own customs and beliefs that don't resemble western ways. This film touches on that with sensitivity; the film is itself a sensitive portrayal of village life. I feel I met many of these characters, albeit after independence, but they were proudly owning any mistakes. I didn't meet one guy, though, who comes to the fore late on in the film. No spoilers. Just watch it.
    10olawal-894-637523

    A must watch for younger Nigerians and general lovers of a good film.

    After having this in My List on Netflix for probably a year, I finally decided to watch it, being a skeptic of all films made in Nigerian. I hate Nollywood and their repetitive nonsense films about love, in laws and general foolishness about money. And don't get me started with the bad camera work and sound/sound effects. Enter October 1st, the films is simply everything I wanted plus more. A good detective film, a love story without too much emphasis on the love, a country's last journey through independence from the white man and the very good play on the stereotype of the different tribes that makes up the Fedral Republic of Nigeria. I spent the first 10 years of my life there and still have and love the vivid memory's however often forget, lest I am reminded by films like this. Culture, language, food, palm wine and of course the British. The film was well acted, very well directed, you knew who the perpetrator is from the get go, but due to everything that made up the rest of the film, I didn't care that it took a while to get to him. It also had plenty of Yoruba spoken in it which is my first language, so this is one I will be recommending to all my fellow Nigerians. I will be looking out for more work by Kunle Afolayan. Well done!!!
    10rothleland

    A Modern Nigerian Classic⚡

    I am not Nigerian this lifetime, but I felt empowered by this INCREDIBLE 'Tour de force' eruption, if u will, of the nefarious exposure of British colonialism, pedophile plagued Roman Catholic Church, insane various tribal prejudices exposed galore & a truly decent Muslim Nigerian from the north detective tasked to quickly make sense of several horrible rapes & murders of tribal virgins in a southern small town - that began 6 weeks before October 1st, 1960 - the day of Nigeria's independence from the British.

    Nollywood truly has a political/religious/tribal gem here for those who seek to broaden their perceptions of the whys of the major ills of the world & in this case a small community in Nigeria - r so pervasive today.

    Soul comes to this physical reality for experiences & this film delivers a ton of them❤

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    • Date de sortie
      • 3 octobre 2014 (Nigeria)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Nigeria
    • Sites officiels
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    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Ibo
      • Yorouba
      • Haoussa
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    • Lieux de tournage
      • Lagos, Nigeria
    • Société de production
      • Golden Effects
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      2 heures 28 minutes

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