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Femi Adebayo is a Actor born on 31 december 1972

Femi Adebayo

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Birth 31 december 1972 (51 years)

Femi Adebayo (born 31 December 1972) is a Nigerian lawyer, film actor, director and producer.
He is the son of the veteran actor, Adebayo Salami.

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Filmography of Femi Adebayo (2 films)

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October 1
October 1 (2014)
, 2h25
Directed by Kunle Afolayan
Origin Nigeria
Genres Drama, Thriller
Themes Films set in Africa, Psychologie, Films about sexuality, Rape in fiction, LGBT-related films, Films about pedophilia, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related film
Actors Kunle Afolayan, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Kehinde Bankole, David Bailie, Femi Adebayo
Roles Banji
Rating63% 3.190643.190643.190643.190643.19064
The film opens with images of a young lady being raped by a seemingly unknown man. Inspector Danladi Waziri (Sadiq Daba) is summoned by the British colonial military to present a draft of his findings on the series of virgin killings that has occurred in Akote. The film flashes back, as Daba narrates his story on his observations and experience from his arrival in the town of Akote; he is warmly received by Sergeant Afonja (Kayode Aderupoko). On arriving the village square, Danladi notices the villagers celebrating a horse-rider, who is later noted by Afonja to be Prince Aderopo (Demola Adedoyin). He just returned from the city, as the first university graduate in the community. Danladi observes physical and circumstantial similarities in the deceased virgins, and deduces it must be serial killing. Danladi and Afonja continues in their investigations; the officers interrogates Agbekoya (Kunle Afolayan), who is the owner of the farm where the last lady was killed. Agbekoya denies any knowledge of the events that led to the killings and is subsequently freed by the inspector Waziri due to his perceived language barrier between them.