Nollywood actor and filmmaker Rotimi Salami has released the official trailer for Kilanko: The Invisible Child, the last movie directed by the late actress and filmmaker Allwell Ademola.
On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, Rotimi shared the trailer with fans, giving them a glimpse of what to expect from the emotional project. The film is scheduled to premiere in cinemas nationwide on March 6.
The trailer highlights a powerful and touching performance by Allwell Ademola, who directed the movie before her passing. The film also features a strong cast, including Saidi Balogun, Ibrahim Chatta, Foluke Daramola, Biola Adebayo, and Saka Oyetoro.
In a show of solidarity, top box office star Funke Akindele reshared the trailer on her official Instagram page on Wednesday, February 11, 2026. Her post attracted thousands of likes and reactions, further boosting awareness for the movie.
Earlier, Rotimi Salami had called on fans and colleagues in the industry to support the film ahead of its release. He explained that although he produced the project, it was Allwell Ademola’s vision as director. According to him, the movie was created to celebrate the strength, resilience, and struggles of African women.
The trailer has since sparked emotional reactions online.
@belwetmindclinic wrote, “Wow!! When I got to the part of the producer, my eyes got misty. May the soul of the departed rest in peace. God bless you mama for what you do.”
@teniola6570 praised Funke Akindele for her support, describing her as a kind-hearted and supportive woman.
@oluwaseyifunmi_18 commented, “God, this would have been her biggest project.”
@wuraolajawke added, “My 001 don endorsed it.”
@loly_kay expressed excitement, saying cinemas should prepare for back-to-back sold-out shows.
@tiernyolalere recalled being contacted by the late director for the project and shared how she always checked on him during a difficult time.
@kenneth_olamide prayed that the movie would sell out in cinemas across the country.
As anticipation builds ahead of its March 6 release, many fans see Kilanko: The Invisible Child as a powerful tribute to the legacy and creative vision of the late Allwell Ademola.
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