A turbulent and thrilling journey into the lives of Ejikeme and Lola. It is love at first sight for them and as they embark on a journey of discovering this new love, they have to contend with the political ambitions of Ejikeme's mother. As the love story of Ejikeme and Lola unfolds, viewers will laugh, cry and root for true love all at once.
2 WEEKS IN LAGOS captures the excitement and vibrancy of everyday life in Lagos and reflects the complexity of life in Lagos, a dynamic city where anything is possible in 2 Weeks. Throughout the story, Nigerian traditions are explored in an authentic manner that is exciting, educative and poignant; biblical truths about mercy, love, and forgiveness are explored and naturally woven into the day-to-day lives of the protagonists in a truthful and respectful manner reflecting the deep faith of the typical Nigerian. From the crippling infamous Lagos traffic, to the daily hustle that makes up life on the streets of Lagos and a visit to the local street food vendors (Bukkas) serving up the best in local delicacies, 2 WEEKS IN LAGOS will keep viewers glued to the screen from beginning to end.
Kathryn Fasegha graduated in 1987with a B.A (Hons.) in Theatre Arts and an M.A Broadcasting in 1992. She is a London School of Journalism trained writer and has written for Economic, Business and General Interest magazines in the Middle East and an oil and gas publication in Calgary, Alberta.
Kathryn is an award-winning filmmaker who released her first full length feature film "Treacherous Heart" in 2012. Treacherous has been screened in various venues across Canada, as well as in festivals within Canada and the United States.
Her latest film “2 Weeks in Lagos” premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2019 and opened in Cinemas across West Africa on February 12, 2021. "2 Weeks in Lagos" is proposed to open in Cinemas across four cities in Canada in May 2021, depending on the status of Canadian Cinema re-openings due to Covid-19 closures. “2 Weeks in Lagos” has recently been nominated for an AMAA (Africa Movie Academy Awards) 2020 award for Best film by an African living abroad
Kathryn has two feature films “A Cord of 3 Strands” and “Last Flight from Lagos” currently in development with principal photography tentatively scheduled to begin in fall/winter 2021. A Television Series “NaiCana” is also in development with a pilot episode planned for first quarter of 2022. Kathryn is a member of the Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers (CSIF) and Women in Film and Television Alberta (WIFTA). She is also the current president of Black Film Guild Canada, Alberta chapter