“B for Boy” is a contemporary drama set in Nigeria, about one woman’s quest for a male child, a male child that will help her keep her world intact. Amaka is a successful businesswoman in her late thirties, who lives with her husband Nonso and their daughter Ijeoma in a fancy apartment in Lagos. The family seems happy and Amaka is expecting another child. Amaka seems to lead the perfect life of a modern Nigerian woman, but her in-laws’ reaction to her second pregnancy shows, that more traditional patriarchal attitudes are still a strong force in her life. Her mother-in-law demands an ultrasound to find out if the baby is a boy and can thus carry on the father’s family name. In case Amaka is expecting another daughter, the mother in law already has a plan B: a significantly younger second wife for Nonso. When a stroke of fate turns Amaka’s whole life around, she frantically searches for a secret way out of her desperate situation and ultimately finds herself all alone. B FOR BOY explores the discrimination of women in the names of culture and religion.