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Collision Course
A gripping drama examining class, justice, society and the consequences of one fatal encounter.
Film Details
Cast & Credits
Key production details, principal cast and creative credits for Collision Course.
Year
2021
Genre
Action / Drama
Runtime
75 minutes
Language
English
Country
Nigeria
Principal Cast
Daniel Etim Effiong
Mide
Kelechi Udegbe
Corporal
Ade Laoye
Nneka
Chioma Chukwuka Akpotha
Ekaete
Kenneth Okolie
TARS Commander
Kalu Ikeagwu
TARS Commander
Bimbo Manuel
Mide's Father
Bamike Olawunmi
Hannah
Zainab Balogun
Lagos City News Reporter
Gregory Ojefua
TARS Commander
Norbert Young
DCO
Pius Abu
Ekaete's Father
Creative Credits
Director
Bolanle Austen-Peters
Screenwriter
James Amuta
Producers
James Amuta, Joseph Umoibom
Executive Producer
Bolanle Austen-Peters
Cinematography
Lance Gewer
Original Music
Ava Momoh
Production Company
BAP Productions
Recognition
Awards & Festivals
Selected awards, nominations and festival appearances for Collision Course.
Festivals
- Closing film at the 10th Africa International Film Festival AFRIFF
- Opening film at Nollywood Travel Film Festival Greece
- Pan African Film Festival Los Angeles
- Selected for Durban Film Festival
Awards & Nominations
- Cannes World Film Festival 2021: Award Winner, Best Social Justice Feature
- Cannes World Film Festival 2021: Award Winner, Best Female Director Feature Film
- British Urban Film Festival 2021: Nominee, Feature Films
- Africa Movie Academy Awards 2021: Nominee, All Award Categories
- Best Movie West Africa, Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards AMVCA 2022
- 6 AMVCA nominations including Best Overall Film, Best Director and Best Film West Africa
Legacy & Impact
The Bigger Story
Collision Course as part of BAP Productions' wider cultural legacy.
01
BAP's breakout feature film, a socially urgent drama tackling police brutality, injustice and systemic abuse of power in Nigeria.
02
Selected as the closing film of the 10th Africa International Film Festival AFRIFF.
03
Chosen as the opening film of the Athens Nollywood Travel Film Festival in Greece, marking strong international festival recognition and European exposure.
04
Won Best Movie West Africa at the Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards AMVCA.
05
Screened internationally for its sharp political relevance, with global media noting its commentary on state violence and civil unrest.
Synopsis
The story behind Collision Course.
Collision Course is a tense social drama that examines class, justice, police power and the fragile relationship between citizens and the systems meant to protect them. The story brings together lives from different sides of society in a moment that changes everything.
Through the experiences of its characters, the film explores fear, privilege, frustration, survival and the consequences of one fatal encounter. It reflects the realities of a society where misunderstanding, pressure and abuse of authority can quickly spiral into tragedy.
Bold, emotional and socially relevant, Collision Course asks difficult questions about justice, accountability and humanity. It is a story about a nation in conflict with itself, and about the lives caught in the middle.
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