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My Fathers Shadow
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2025
94 minutes (1 hrs 34 mins)
Production Country
United Kingdom • Nigeria • Ireland
Production Studio
BBC Film
Director and Cast Quickview
Directed by
Akinola Davies
Starring
Sope Dirisu · Godwin Egbo · Chibuike Marvelous Egbo · Efon Wini · Tosin Adeyemi · Adesina McCoy Babalola
Full cast & crew
Release dates
US release:
6th February 2026
Nigeria release:
19th September 2025
Canada release:
6th February 2026
Box Office Quickview
UK box office
Debut box office:
6th Feb '26
Debut position: 17
Highest position: 17
Debut gross: £95.4 Thousand
Total chart weeks: 6
US box office
Box Office debut: 13th Feb '26
Debut position: 44
Highest position: 44
Debut gross: $30 Thousand
Total chart weeks: 3
Chart position history
UK box office
US box office
Global box office
Certificates
12A
6+
PG
PG
Total grosses
UK total gross
£300.2 Thousand
US total gross
$83.8 Thousand
Global total gross
$0
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Total views:
36
First viewed:
18th Feb 2026
Last viewed:
12th Mar 2026
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