The Black Book (2023)

The Black Book Parents Guide

The Black Book is an upcoming Comedy, Drama film which is directed and written by Editi Effiong and Bunmi Ajakaiye. The main cast includes Richard Mofe-Damijo, Ade Laoye, and others. It is produced by Anakle Films and distributed by Netflix.

Here’s a look at The Black Book age ratings, The Black Book Parents Guide, Release Date, Cast, Official Trailer, and more.

Name	The Black Book
Genre	Comedy, Drama
Release Date	September 22, 2023
Country	Peru
Language	Spanish
Distributor	Netflix

The Black Book Age Rating-The Black Book Parents Guide

The Black Book is Rated TV-MA for some content shown in this series

TV-MA Program-rated TV-MA is intended to be viewed by mature, adult audiences and is not suitable for children under 17. Children Under 17 Requires Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian.

Use of Guns

Brutal Violence

Explosion

Strong language

Plot: What’s the Story About?

The story narrates how after his son is framed for kidnapping, a grieving priest takes justice into his own hands and battles a corrupt police gang to save him.

When and Where Can I Watch The Black Book?

The Black Book is scheduled to be released on September 22, 2023. You can watch How To Deal With a Heartbreak on Netflix

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Who is in the Cast of The Black Book?

Here, is the list of The Black Book Cast and Characters

• Richard Mofe-Damijo as Paul Edima
• Ade Laoye as Vic Kalu
• Sam Dede as Angel
• Alex Usifo Omiagbo as General Isa
• Shaffy Bello as Big Daddy
• Kelechi Udegbe as Officer Abayomi
• Ikechukwu Onunaku as Deputy Commissioner
• Taiwo Ajai-Lycett as Editor
• Iretiola Doyle as Commissioner
• Bimbo Akintola as Professor Craig
• Femi Branch as General Issa Jr.
• Patrick Doyle as Senator Dipo
• Bimbo Manuel as Reverend Father Omotosho
• Denola Grey as Jesú
• Funky Mallam as Tanko
• Norbert Young as Mr. Craig
• Asabe Madaki as Baraka
• Boki Ofodile as Chi Chi

Trailer: Is there any trailer available?

Trailer Breakdown

The trailer shows how after his son is framed for kidnapping, a grief-stricken priest takes justice into his own hands and battles a corrupt police gang to rescue him.

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