Ifé Duckie

Writer/Producer/Director at Ifé Creative Works, Inc.
Director, Editor, Producer, Screenwriter and Filmmaker

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Member Since:
July 2017

Last online:
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About Ifé

As a filmmaker, my purpose is to serve as a voice that embraces our shared connections and individual differences. Through the power of storytelling, I strive to bridge gaps and cultivate a profound appreciation for the diverse tapestry of the human experience, and to shatter glass ceilings for women in film.

"Filmmaker, Writer, and Producer Ifé Duckie marks her first feature film with 'A Place in the Dark' (2023), a poignant narrative that delves into the profound societal challenges of our time and their wide-reaching ramifications. This captivating tale takes viewers on an emotive expedition through the lives of multifaceted and compelling characters, unraveling their intricate layers as they navigate a landscape defined by both passion and pain."

Gender:
Female

Ethnicity:
Caribbean

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Christmas in Miami (2021)
Film by Darlington Abuda Co-Producer Christmas in Miami is the fourth instalment of the AKPOS Nollywood film series created by renowned Nigerian comedian AYO MAKUN popularly known as 'AY'. Following on from his rib cracking and havoc wrecking adventures in 30 DAYS IN ATLANTA, A TRIP TO JAMAICA and TEN DAYS IN SUNCITY, this time Akpos jets off with his family to the exotic city of Miami, Florida to represent Nigeria at the Intercontinental Christmas Fiesta, which is a unifying Fiesta that will bring together 6 families from 6 very diverse nations across 5 continents, to spend the week leading up to Christmas together, on an exotic island in Miami, USA. This 'mini' Olympics of Christmas is a multi-ethnic story of unity in diversity. It celebrates how we are all different, but the same, or how we are all 'same difference'. It reminds that Christmas transcends skin colour and racial barriers. It's a rib-tickling comedy that aims to unite borders by helping each of the nations represented to also debunk long-held negative stereotypes and perceptions that the general public always had about them. And of course, somewhere in between all of these, we are treated to endless servings of Akpos' mis-adventures.