Gold Statue is a Nigerian adventure comedy film directed by Tade Ogidan. The movie presents a captivating mix of humor, adventure, and drama, offering audiences an engaging and entertaining cinematic experience.
The film follows the escapades of two childhood friends, Wale (Gabriel Afolayan) and Chike (Kunle Remi), who embark on an audacious quest to uncover a mythical gold statue rumored to bring immense wealth to its possessor.
Their search for the treasure takes an unexpected turn when Wale devises a bold plan to deliberately land himself in prison—where the statue is believed to be buried. As their adventure unfolds, the duo navigates a series of unpredictable and often absurd scenarios, encountering a colorful array of characters, including prison officials, inmates, and fellow treasure seekers. Along the way, their friendship is tested as greed, challenges, and surprises come into play.
Gold Statue was praised for its inventive storyline, which combines the thrill of a treasure hunt with comedic undertones.
The film features a stellar cast of Nollywood veterans and rising stars, delivering memorable performances.
It was filmed across multiple locations, including Lagos and Abeokuta, with some scenes shot in real prisons to lend authenticity to the plot.
The movie explores themes of ambition, loyalty, and the extraordinary lengths people go to fulfill their dreams.
With its entertaining mix of comedy and adventure, Gold Statue stands out as a notable addition to Nollywood’s repertoire of high-quality films.
