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Nemsia Studios Unveils New Movie ‘After 30’

by The Culture Newspaper May 12, 2025
by The Culture Newspaper May 12, 2025
The waiting is over as award-winning production studio, Nemsia Studios releases its new movie, “After 30”. The film reintroduces the women “we grew up” with and is officially available for exclusive streaming on Prime Video.

Directed by Momo Spaine and produced by Ronke Ayeni, the film is the long-awaited continuation of the popular Nigerian series Before 30, which followed four women navigating the pressures to marry before turning thirty.

‘After 30’ picks up the stories of women portrayed by Damilola Adegbite, Beverly Naya, Meg Otanwa, and Anee Icha, as they navigate new challenges in their 30s.

From love and heartbreak to career struggles and emotional growth, the film explores what happens after the pressure to marry fades and real life sets in. With a strong cast and relatable themes, After 30 reflects the reality of modern African women trying to find balance and meaning.

Before its release, After 30 was officially selected and screened at the NollywoodWeek Film Festival in Paris, France, on May 8, where it received a friendly reception from the international audience.

Speaking about the film, director Momo Spaine said:

“After 30 is a love letter to every woman figuring it out. It’s about shedding expectations, finding peace in uncertainty, and learning that it’s okay not to have all the answers. We wanted to tell a story that’s honest, familiar, and full of heart.”

The movie is now available on Prime Video across Nigeria and globally. Fans of Before 30 and new viewers alike can now reconnect with beloved characters and experience a heartfelt journey of friendship, growth, and womanhood.
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