Pretty Little Thing

A prince falls under pressure from his parents to find a solution after being married for 5 years without a child. He approaches a wise man who determines that her sister is to blame for her misfortune, however his wife is reluctant to approach the subject with her for very valid reasons.

Four female housemates team up with a notorious gangster to swindle the son of a prominent Nigerian industrialist of his newly acquired inheritance, but their plan goes horribly wrong.

A noble daughter of the gods, who occupies a sensitive role in her village goes out of her way to find a solution to the problems her community is facing. In order for this problems to be solved she needs to make a sacrifice she isn't prepared for.

A drama of a dynastic proportion, a young prince must decide between duty and desire when his parents reject his choice for a wife.

A false Igbo king attempts to wrest power from the village elders and marry the wife of a local man in Ghana.

A woman's pride and desperate desire to maintain her family name drives her into making her son, a deviant in the society. Her season of affluence is threatened as her husband passes on.

In the sequel to the movie Stolen Kiss, tension mounts as the good for nothing older brother of the Umejesi family, Dan (Van Vicker) fights tooth and nail against his younger brother Victor (Jim Iyke) over the will. Now Victor must take the most unbelievable action to uphold peace in the family hence taking us to a different and more interesting and suspenseful angle of the whole story.

The movie captures the story of two brothers Dan (Van Vicker) and Victor (Jim Iyke) Umejesi; born by wealthy parents yet with different personalities. The plot in its stylistic manner ushers us into their lives; the complications, issues and battles that arose in their family the moment the most unexpected happened. This is a movie that tied around greed, resentments, intrigues, ulterior motives, wastefulness and indiscipline.