Judas 2022
"When a multi-million dollar contract becomes up for grabs, two veteran lobbyists decide to go after it at all cost, consequences be damned."
Judas (2022) dives into the ruthless world of high-stakes lobbying, where ambition and morality collide in a high-pressure chase for a life-changing multi-million dollar contract.
Director: Chukwuma Emma-Ogbangwo
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Judas (2022) about?
Judas (2022) follows two veteran lobbyists who learn of a lucrative multi-million dollar contract and stop at nothing to secure it, unleashing a storm of ambition and consequences. As they push ethical boundaries, the film examines the cost of success in a cutthroat professional world.
Who directed Judas?
Judas was directed by Chukwuma Emma-Ogbangwo, a filmmaker known for crafting intense narratives that explore moral dilemmas in high-pressure environments.
Who stars in Judas?
The film stars Stan Nze and Linda Osifo in lead roles, supported by a talented cast including Tamara Eteimo, Ifeanyi Kalu, and Tope Olowoniyan.
Is Judas (2022) worth watching?
With its gripping drama-thriller blend and themes of ambition versus ethics, Judas offers a compelling watch for fans of intense, character-driven stories. While IMDb ratings are unavailable, its tense atmosphere and strong performances make it worth a look for those interested in Nigerian cinema.
How long is Judas?
Judas has a runtime of 106 minutes.
About Judas (2022) — A Gritty Nigerian Drama-Thriller Dive into Power and Betrayal
Judas (2022) dives into the ruthless world of high-stakes lobbying, where ambition and morality collide in a high-pressure chase for a life-changing multi-million dollar contract.
Directed by Chukwuma Emma-Ogbangwo, this gripping Nigerian drama-thriller follows two seasoned lobbyists who stop at nothing to secure their biggest deal yet, even as the consequences loom large. With Stan Nze and Linda Osifo leading the charge, the film crackles with tension, exploring themes of power, betrayal, and the ethical limits of professional success. Atmospheric and intense, Judas keeps viewers on edge as alliances shift and the cost of victory becomes increasingly clear.