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An Exclusive Preview of Idris Elba’s Short Film “Dust to Dreams”

An exciting first glimpse of Idris Elba’s short film Dust to Dreams, featuring the talented Seal, has just been unveiled.

The Hollywood Reporter has the scoop on the trailer for this short film, which not only stars the renowned English singer-songwriter and producer but also showcases Nollywood talents such as Nse Ukpe-Etim, Eku Edewor, Atlanta Bridget Johnson, and Constance Olatunde.

Dust to Dreams is a product of Elba’s creative vision, as he both wrote and directed the film in partnership with Nigerian producer Mo Abudu.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Lagos, the narrative follows a dying nightclub owner who passes her legacy to her introverted daughter. The return of a long-lost soldier father stirs family tensions, but ultimately, music serves as their path to redemption. As the plot synopsis beautifully articulates, “A soulful duet heals them all, uniting the family and breathing life back into the legendary club.”

Elba expressed, “This film was the most collaborative process from the production to the actors and musicians. This film was made because family matters and love doesn’t die.” His commitment to collaboration highlights the importance of teamwork in the creative process.

Mo Abudu, celebrated by Forbes as “Africa’s most successful woman” and previously featured on THR’s Most Powerful Women in Global Entertainment list, produced the short alongside Heidi Uys, Gina Carter, Temidayo Makanjuola, and Inem King under the esteemed production company EbonyLife Films.

Dust to Dreams received sponsorship from AfreximBank, with release details yet to be announced. Be sure to check out the exclusive trailer below.

Watch the trailer for “Dust to Dreams”.

Persons

Idris Elba, Seal, Nse Ukpe-Etim, Eku Edewor, Atlanta Bridget Johnson, Constance Olatunde, Mo Abudu, Heidi Uys, Gina Carter, Temidayo Makanjuola, Inem King

Company Names

EbonyLife Films, AfreximBank

Titles

Dust to Dreams

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