The much-anticipated film The Night of June 7th will begin showing in cinemas nationwide on August 28. Inspired by the true events of the Apo Six killings, the movie seeks to answer the questions Nigerians have asked for years: What really happened that night and how was justice served?
Official Trailer and Film Background
The film's official trailer was shared on social media by Linda Ikeji, the founder of Linda Ikeji Blog. The trailer offers a glimpse into the story, which centers on the six young men who lost their lives in the Apo area of Abuja. Before the headlines, they were sons, fiancés, friends, and future partners.
Complete List of Cinemas Showing The Night of June 7th
From August 28, moviegoers can watch the film at the following cinemas across Nigeria and Ghana:
- Nile Cinemas
- Viva Cinemas Nigeria
- Banex Cinemas
- Ebony Life Cinemas
- Ojaja Cinemas
- Genesis Cinemas
- Silverbird Cinemas
- Silverbird Ghana
- Filmhouse Cinemas
- Capricorn Cinemas
- Filmworldng
- KAP Cinemas
- Magnificent Cinemas
- Mila Cinemas
- Ozone Cinemas
- Sky Cinemas
- Mees Palace Cinemas
- Fiesta Cinema
- Mega1 Cinema
- Grand Cinemas
- Ace Cinemas
- Kada Cinemas
- Brands Cinemas
- Dream Park Cinemas
- OOPL Cinemas
- Mcrystal Cinemas
- Vicolad Cinemas Isolo
- Platinum Cinemas
- Imperial Cinemas
- Novac Cinemas
- Grenhauz Cinemas
Impact and Availability
The film's release across such a wide network of cinemas ensures that audiences in major cities and towns can access the story. The list includes venues in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and other locations, as well as Silverbird Ghana for international viewers. The film is expected to spark renewed conversations about the Apo Six incident and the pursuit of justice.
