Regina Idu Udalor

This film, the first ever Nigerian-Norwegian co-production, tells the story of Ose, a young Nigerian woman who decides to pursue her dream career as a filmmaker in Norway. Torn between two worlds, with family issues at home and problems settling in, Ose meets the strange, half-blind owner of a quaint coffee shop that serves the best coffee in the world and begins to find the most unexpected answers to her problems.

When they arrive in Nigeria they expect boredom and culture shock, but the journey turns out to be something completely different, changing the way they view family, tradition and belonging. The film is directed by Regina Idu Udalor and is a family-friendly film told with large doses of humor and authenticity.

This film, the first ever Nigerian-Norwegian co-production, tells the story of Ose, a young Nigerian woman who decides to pursue her dream career as a filmmaker in Norway. Torn between two worlds, with family issues at home and problems settling in, Ose meets the strange, half-blind owner of a quaint coffee shop that serves the best coffee in the world and begins to find the most unexpected answers to her problems.

This film, the first ever Nigerian-Norwegian co-production, tells the story of Ose, a young Nigerian woman who decides to pursue her dream career as a filmmaker in Norway. Torn between two worlds, with family issues at home and problems settling in, Ose meets the strange, half-blind owner of a quaint coffee shop that serves the best coffee in the world and begins to find the most unexpected answers to her problems.

When they arrive in Nigeria they expect boredom and culture shock, but the journey turns out to be something completely different, changing the way they view family, tradition and belonging. The film is directed by Regina Idu Udalor and is a family-friendly film told with large doses of humor and authenticity.

When they arrive in Nigeria they expect boredom and culture shock, but the journey turns out to be something completely different, changing the way they view family, tradition and belonging. The film is directed by Regina Idu Udalor and is a family-friendly film told with large doses of humor and authenticity.