”Something About The Briggs” (2025) – A Love, Marriage and Family Centered Film.

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Something About the Briggs (2025) is a captivating Nollywood drama that resolves the difficulties of family instability, cultural heritage, and the continuous pursuit of power and control. Produced by Bukola Ogunshola, the film centers on the Briggs family, an affluent and politically influential clan whose internal and external dispute provide an insight into the trends of modern Nigerian society.

At the heart of the story is Chief Briggs (Nobert Young), one whose traditional values and mighty legacy cast dangle over his three sons, each competing for his favor and a stake in the family’s inheritance. The sons, each distinct in character and ambition, represent different aspects of Nigeria’s evolving identity:

The Eldest (Stan Nze): A devoted traditionalist, very loyal to his father’s standards but weighed down by expectations.
The Middle Son (Daniel Etim Effiong): An Innovator and entrepreneur, caught between honoring family traditions and chasing his own dreams.
The Youngest (Elma Mbadiwe): The rebel, questioning authority and seeking his path, often clashing with both his father and brothers.

As the sons sail through their unsettled relationships with one another and their father, external forces—rival political persons, self interested business partners, and even family betrayal, The Briggs’ struggle becomes a replica of a collective conflict.

Something About the Briggs  explores themes that resonate universally while remaining deeply rooted in Nigerian culture.

It is more than just a family drama; it’s a reflection of contemporary Nigerian society and the universal challenges of reconciling past and future. By intertwining personal stories with larger societal issues, the film invites viewers to question their own relationships with tradition, ambition, and morality.

Something About the Briggs  is set to be a landmark in Nollywood cinema as it premieres on 31st January, 2025. Whether you’re drawn to its dramatic tension or its cultural insights, this film offers a richly layered experience that lingers long after the credits roll.

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