The movie, Wura is the first-of-its-kind for Showmax. Wura is a telenovela series that tells the story of an ambitious and ruthless CEO of a gold-mining industry who would stop…
Read MoreKemi Adetiba’s King of Boys is a coming of age film and a departure from the mundane theme of comedy prevalent in Nigeria’s movie space. King of Boys is a…
Read MoreBanana Island Ghost is a consolidation of recent developments in the Nigerian film industry. Coming in with a real great story that takes intense care of how the narrative is…
Read MoreThe Jadesola Osiberu written, directed and produced Love movie cum romantic comedy titled Isoken is a brilliantly told story about feminism, family, society and its pressures, the gift of friendship…
Read MoreThis is a reminder of how far we have come - from 2006 when this piece was published in the Guardian. WHERE HAVE ALL THE BLOCKBUSTERS GONE? (OR, THE…
Read MoreA big screen answer to Jennifer Akindele’s Jenifa, Alakada reloaded is a meh attempt. The Falz-esque style of speaking, extreme lies and generic ‘grass to grace’ stories have been over…
Read MoreThree hours of a good but not excellent movie. The truth is Slow Country isn't a bad movie, it's just not as good. While it gets marks for trying as…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiche The makers of The Guest, the sexy romantic thriller directed by Christian Olayinka, must have figured that Nollywood was due for some sizzle; something mysterious and exciting…
Read Moreby Okon Ekpo Brother Jekwu, the new film starring Mike Ezuruonye as a bumbling village idiot who leaves his hometown in search of greener pastures in faraway- wait for it,-…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiche The trailer for The Wedding Party, the feverishly anticipated event movie from the trio of EbonyLife Films, Inkblot Production and Koga studios is a glamorous, 3 minutes…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiche At the just concluded Africa International Film Festival, I was privileged to have caught a screening of ’76, the much postponed, long awaited film by director Izu…
Read Moreby Okon Ekpo It is the film that launched a thousand countdowns, most of them premature. The long-in-the-works, much postponed historical romance thriller directed by Nollywood fav, Izu Ojukwu is…
Read Moreby Okon Ekpo Dinner is the new film written and directed by Jay Franklyn Jituboh. A drama of manners, Dinner is a chronicle of the events of a singular night,…
Read MoreThe Wedding Party is the much anticipated Nollywood romcom directed by (up until now) music-video director, Kemi Adetiba. The result of a collaboration between EbonyLife Films, FilmOne Distribution, Koga Studios…
Read Moreby Okon Ekpo In the prologue for Mrs Right Guy, a South African romantic comedy directed by Adze Ugah, a ravishing beauty Gugu (Dineo Moeketsi) wakes up in a picture…
Read Moreby Okon Ekpo Call it a mini Tinsel reunion. For her debut effort as producer, actress Funmi Holder - best known for her work as Amaka Ade-Williams on the television series, Tinsel -…
Read Moreby Okon Ekpo As we were taught in school, oil was first discovered in Nigeria in commercial quantities in a sleepy little village in Rivers state named Oloibiri. As events…
Read Moreby Okon Ekpo The last time we saw the cute if unlikely couple, Mo and Tobenna, lead characters in the charming 2014 romantic comedy, When Love Happens directed by Seyi…
Read Moreby Tolu Omoyeni When the Nigerian media went agog over the in-flight premiere of Kunle Afolayan's new movie, The CEO, some of us could bet with our pinkie finger that the…
Read MoreSo It was date night again yesterday; it’s been a while. Husband said there was a private movie screening and we were on the list. Boy was I delighted to…
Read MoreAn ambitious career woman is horrified when her husband's best friend starts showing a romantic interest in her arch enemy at work.
Read MoreAfrican movie reviewer, Adenike Adebayo, reviews the movie 'Iyore' She describes the movie as a really good one with a high calibre of actors and actresses. She also pointed out…
Read MoreProlific African movie reviewer, Adenike Adebayo, reviews the movie 'While You Slept.' She describes the movie as controversial and very conversational. She also refers to it as a home video…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okichie The original Desperate Housewives, a primetime soap created by Marc Cherry, and premiered on ABC in October, 2004 was together with other titles, Grey’s Anatomy and Lost,…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiches There is a brief moment when While you slept, the latest collaboration between star Ini Edo, director, Desmond Elliot and producer, Emem Isong flickers to life. It…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiche The Department is billed as a break away from the usual norm of regurgitative Nollywood storytelling, what with its unusual plot involving doses of corporate espionage, insider…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiche Launcelot Odua Imasuen’s Invasion 1897, a history lesson and would be blockbuster has been talk of movie circles for years now. After his last major epic, Adesuwa…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiche The buzz surrounding A Place in the stars, the new film by Steve Gukas was pretty good. Long in the making, the film which was inspired by…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiche One has to admit, Nollywood has been making an effort these days and actress/producer Omoni Oboli has been working harder than most. After a relatively lowkey 2013,…
Read Moreby Wilfred Okiche Render to Caesar wants to be many things at once. A crime thriller, a police procedural, a love story, a twisty film noir and a game changer…
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