Breaded Life is on the Table
Scripted and directed by Biodun Stephen, Breaded Life, a new movie which is showing in cinemas combines humour, romance and drama with star actors Timini Egbuson and Bimbo Ademoye playing lead. Ferdinand Ekechukwu reports
Breaded Life, the new comedy Àlm by acclaimed Àlmmaker, Biodun Stephen opened yesterday in cinemas. ´Breaded Life is sweet guys and it’s eager to pop up on cinema screens close to you from Friday the th of April«. This Friday precisely,µ Stephen posted on Instagram, adding, ´Breaded Life will take you on a journey you would laugh you would cry you would love. My *od it’s such a beautiful, beautiful Àlm and it’s so special.µ
Prior to its opening, the new feature screened to a select audience on Saturday, April 10 at the Filmhouse Cinema, Lekki, Lagos. The hood-themed event had in attendance the Àlm’s cast, crew and select industry inÁuencers, including top actors, actress and friends of the Biodun Stephen. The event also showcased models spotting trays with breads, replicating the Àlm’s comical depiction of bread hawking, a popular means of livelihood for low income earners especially in the Lagos Metropolis. The new Àlm, directed by Stephen, is collaboration involving Shutterspeed Project and David Wade.
Recall Stephen recently revealed that ‘Breaded Life’ is the anticipated sequel to her acclaimed 201 romantic comedy ‘Picture Perfect’ and it’s co-produced by Stephen, Tara Ajibulu and Kayode Sowade. She further revealed that the spin-oͿ would feature characters from the Àlm. Breaded Life is the Àrst project from Stephen after directing Bisola Aiyeola’s debut Àlm, The Kujus, as a producer, in December 2020.
The Breaded Life combines humour, romance and drama with star actors Timini Egbuson and Bimbo Ademoye playing lead. It also stars Tina Mba, -ide Kosoko, Bisola Aiyelo, Li]]y -ay, 1kechi Blessing Sunday, Bolanle Ninalowo and Adedimeji Lateef.
Breaded Life evokes one of the overprotected lifestyle given a rich kid until a sudden escape. The movie follows the adventures of a haughty son from a wealthy home that learns life the tough way. Breaded Life is loosely based on the misunderstood spoilt brat (Timini Egbuson) who falls in love with a bread seller (Bimbo Ademoye). But his mom’s character (Tina Mba) would not take it.
He has made his choice. After all, isn’t responsibility relative? Timini’s character asks. True to his character, he doesn’t do drugs. Neither does he do unprotected sex. Well, maybe he does but not all the time.
What else does she want him to do? He asks again, albeit rhetorically. But his new found life with the bread seller exposes him to the other side of the world where he’s accosted. And annoyingly sets him on war path with his mum.