In an interesting twist, one of the most refreshing movies to come out of Nollywood in a long time has no big name leading lady attached, isn’t fronted by a comedian turned actor, wasn’t made by committee and appears to have little marketing spend. Set over the course of a single day in a Surulere,... Read More

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Ema Edosio, film, Kasala, review, Wilfred Okiche

September 27, 2018

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7 “films” why you must not miss Lights Camera Africa 2018

We are hours away from the 2018 edition of Lights, Camera Africa film festival and if you are still in a comme ci, comme ca mood, here are films that provide ample reason why you CANNOT miss this year’s LCA film festival which runs from Sept 28 to Sept 30 at the MUSON... Read More

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Agwaetiti Obiuto, baby mamas, Kasala, Lights Camera Africa Film Festival, Sidi Ilujinle, The Delivery Boy, the lost cafe, U ME I

May 29, 2018

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“Kasala” starts modestly but builds into a fantastic character study of Nigerian millennial youth

There’s been so much talk about the upcoming indie film Kasala, which grandly premiered in Paris at the Nollywood Film Festival in April. Director Ema Edosio has described her film as “not your typical Nollywood story” and believing strongly that we have evolved past slapstick comedies and mushy love stories. First and foremost, Kasala is... Read More

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Film Review: In an industry drowning in cliches; Kasala is a breath of fresh air

7 “films” why you must not miss Lights Camera Africa 2018

“Kasala” starts modestly but builds into a fantastic character study of Nigerian millennial youth

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