The highly acclaimed film *Queen of Soca*, starring Terri Lyons, the former Calypso Monarch, has been granted an extended theatrical run at MovieTowne, Port of Spain, following an overwhelming turnout on its initially scheduled final night. Originally set to conclude on November 5, the movie will now continue screening until November 12. The decision came after the cinema’s eight screens, each accommodating around 250 patrons, were completely sold out, prompting the opening of an additional screen to accommodate the surge in demand. Despite this, many eager fans were left disappointed as tickets were entirely unavailable. The film’s success has been a testament to its compelling narrative and Lyons’ captivating performance. The story, set in various Trinidadian locales such as Santa Cruz, Sangre Grande, La Canoa, and Port of Spain, follows the journey of Olivia, a character portrayed by Lyons, who rises from adversity to triumph. The film explores themes of struggle, poverty, faith, and societal oppression, resonating deeply with audiences. Lyons’ portrayal of Olivia, a humble yet determined individual overshadowed by her mother, played by Penelope Spencer, has been widely praised. The film’s cliffhanger ending has sparked anticipation for potential sequels. The final night on November 5 was attended by prominent entertainers, including SuperBlue, Patrice Roberts, and Nadia Batson, as well as Minister of Culture and Community Development Michelle Benjamin, who lauded the production for its authentic local storytelling. Writer and director Kevin Adams revealed that the film’s open-ended conclusion was intentional, drawing inspiration from the *Rocky* series. Adams, who previously collaborated with Lyons on *No Soca, No Life*, expressed his desire to diversify his creative portfolio beyond soca-themed films. Lyons, celebrated as the Caribbean’s Calypso Queen, expressed profound gratitude for the support of her fans, family, and the production team, emphasizing the importance of her father, Austin “SuperBlue” Lyons, and her son Mathias in her journey.