When former lovers Ife and Adaora cross paths in Lagos after years apart, buried desires resurface, forcing them to choose between the lives they’ve built and a forbidden love that could cost them everything.
In a bustling Lagos where tradition and modernity collide, Ife and Adaora, two women whose love once burned brightly, meet again after years apart. Adaora has built a life of conformity, while Ife has learned to carve her own space of freedom. Their reunion stirs old desires and unresolved questions: Can they reclaim what was lost? And what must they risk to do so? ÌFÉ: THE SEQUEL unfolds as a poignant exploration of love, choice, and identity in Nigeria. Both intimate and political, the film speaks to the universal longing for connection and the courage it takes to live authentically.
Pamela Adie is a Nigerian filmmaker, producer, and LGBTQIA+ advocate committed to increasing the visibility of queer women in Nigeria through film. She is the creative force behind Under The Rainbow (Nigeria’s first lesbian documentary), the groundbreaking short film ìfé, and the limited web series Centre Stage. Through her storytelling, she challenges societal norms, fosters inclusion, and sparks critical conversations about love, identity, and acceptance.
Her films have screened at over 25 international festivals and received global media attention from CNN, BBC, and Reuters. In addition to filmmaking, Pamela is a recognised leader in social advocacy. She was selected for the prestigious Obama Foundation Leaders Africa Program. She received the Young Alumni Achievement Award from the University of Wisconsin-Superior for her impact on media and activism.
As the founder of The Equality Hub, she continues to push boundaries in African cinema, using storytelling to drive social change. Her new film, ìfé(The Sequel), is a feature film that further explores themes of love, courage, and authenticity. Pamela remains dedicated to reshaping narratives and creating a world where LGBTQIA+ individuals in Africa can live freely and authentically.
World Premiere - BFI Flare London LGBTQ+ Film Festival - 2026
Uzoamaka Power Aniunoh - Ife
Gbubemi Ejeye - Adaora
Ozzy Agu - Dafe
