*Fatshimetry*
The celebration of Father’s Day is fast approaching, and moviegoers have no shortage of choices to pay tribute to all father figures through a selection of captivating films. Whether you’re looking for a light comedy, a moving drama, or a thrilling thriller, here are six must-watch films to watch for this special occasion.
**1. “Another Father’s Day” (2019)**
This film highlights the story of a mother exasperated by her family’s lack of consideration. One day, she entrusts everyone’s responsibility to her husband, leading to a series of chaotic situations. Directed by Bukola Ogunsola, the film promises moments that are both funny and touching, with a talented cast including Mercy Aigbe, Tunbosun Aiyedehin and Mercy Chinwo. Available on Prime Video, this family comedy will entertain young and old.
**2. “A Father’s Love” (2024)**
This moving story follows the life of a dedicated and modest taxi driver who discovers an abandoned baby in his taxi. His tireless quest to reunite the infant with his mother reveals shocking secrets about his wife, confronting him with the complexities of love, sacrifice and unexpected revelations. With a quality cast including Yvonne Jegede, David Jones David, Darasimi Nadi and others, this captivating film is available to watch on Prime Video.
**3. “Chef Papa” (2018)**
The story of Chef Beecroft, a billionaire industrialist at the head of a large family and several mistresses, comes to life in this film. When the patriarch suddenly dies, his family and mistresses fight over his inheritance, revealing long-buried rivalries and secrets. Under the direction of Niyi Akinmolayan and with a cast including Bisola Aiyeola, Dakore Egbuson-Akande and other talented actors, “Chef Papa” is available on Netflix for a cinematic session full of humor and intrigue.
**4. “Kill Boro” (2024)**
In this harrowing film, Elijah, a young boy suffering from the relentless brutality inflicted by his father Boro on his mother, turns to a feared gang leader in an act of desperation. Directed by Courage Obayuwana and starring Ini Dima-Okojie, Kosisochukwu Ogboruche and others, this intense drama offers a poignant look
tedata on domestic violence and the difficult choices that result from it. Watch on Prime Video.