Daddy Daze
Synopsis
However, as Darrel juggles gathering Teli and assisting Onwu, he finds himself on hold and struggling to get through security questions with the bank tellers on the phone. Amidst the chaos, cultural clashes and comedic mishaps ensue, highlighting the absurdity of their generational divide.
Through laughter and heartfelt moments, the film explores themes of family, cultural identity, and the evolving definition of fatherhood in a multicultural society.
Details
- Year
- 2025
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 11 min 35 sec
- Director
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Phil Ossai
- Producer
- David Ajayi
- Executive Producer
- Thomas Wightman
- Editor
- Richard Honey
- Screenwriter
- Phil Ossai
- Director of Photography
- Ricardo McLeary-Campbell
- Production Designer
- Amissah Annorbah-Sarpei
- Sound
- Chen Wissotzky
- Composer
- Chen Wissotzky
- Principal cast
- Dimeji Ewuoso, Femi Ogunjobi, Jesse Adeyemi, Peace Oseyenum, Holly Fry
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Production Status
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