Sylvia is a Nigerian movie directed by Daniel Oriahi and written by Vanessa Kanu and Craig Freimond. The movie follows the story of Richard Okezie, a successful art photographer, who falls in love with and marries Gbemi, his girlfriend of five years. However, Richard's life takes an unexpected turn when he meets and strikes up a friendship with Sylvia, an enigmatic and seductive artist who he knew in his childhood.
As Richard spends more time with Sylvia, memories of their childhood friendship resurface, and he finds himself drawn into her world of art and creativity. But as the relationship between Richard and Sylvia deepens, Gbemi begins to feel left out and increasingly suspicious of Sylvia's motives.
As Richard struggles to balance his friendship with Sylvia and his marriage to Gbemi, he finds himself slipping into a world of darkness and obsession. As the movie progresses, the audience is taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotions as secrets, lies, and betrayals are uncovered, leading to a shocking conclusion.
Sylvia features an all-star cast, including Zainab Balogun as the titular character Sylvia, Chris Attoh as Richard, and Ini Dima-Okojie as Gbemi. The movie explores themes such as friendship, obsession, and the struggles of balancing conflicting desires and priorities.