Jeanine T. Abraham·Sep 12, 2025TIFF50 Film Review: My Father’s Shadow is a Slice of Life Crafted with CareMy Father’s Shadow is set during the controversial 1993 presidential national election in Lagos, Nigeria. Two young brothers, Aki (Goodwin…
Pazqal Eriq·May 11, 2024A Gen Z Review — Egg Of Life (2003)In the spirit of revisiting our childhood, I have decided to rewatch old Nigerian movies that scared me shitless. Today, I will be giving…A response icon1A response icon1
Eniayekan Hope·Jan 25, 2024Does A tribe called Judah hold a mirror to Nigeria’s cultural value system? or lack thereof?Before you proceed, please be aware that this is not a review. MIGHT CONTAIN SPOILERS.
Emil Garuba·Oct 29, 2023Embracing Nollywood: Celebrating Nigeria’s Cinematic IdentityAs a Nigerian filmmaker deeply invested in the evolution of our film industry, I feel I must weigh in on the insightful discourse brought…
Sahndra Fon Dufe·Oct 10, 2023Nollywood As A Catalyst For Driving Global Interest in African Cinema Through Diaspora MigrationNollywood: From Local Legend to Global Game Changer
Deoye Falade·Apr 13, 2023People are Tired of Nollywood Kung FuBut I don’t really see the problemA response icon1A response icon1
Chineze Aina·Feb 8, 2021Crey Ahanonu: Filmmaker or Business Executive? It's One and The Same.Is there a faster way to shoot to instant stardom than to have your debut Nollywood movie production garner over 10 award nominations…
Sonia What-Will-Happen·Jan 16, 2021BEING IGBO: A DELICIOUS TYPE OF JE NE SAIS QUOIThis photo represents everything that I treasure about being an Igbo female from Nnewi in Anambra State. Though I couldn’t handle the big…
