‘Wahala’: Genevieve Nnaji Returns in Gripping Nigerian-British Thriller
The six-part adaptation of Nikki May’s bestselling novel features Adelayo Adedayo, Cush Jumbo, Deborah Ayorindee, and Nollywood icon Genevieve Nnaji.
ORAYA: Ruth Ojougboh to Unveil African Animated Film at Cannes 2026
Executive Producer Ruth Ojougboh will present the feature-length animated film ORAYA at the Marché du Film during the Cannes Film Festival on May 13, 2026
Inkabi: The Hitman Movie Review
Inkabi: The Hitman offers a gripping portrayal of the intricate dynamics within the underworld of Zulu hitmen, juxtaposed against the struggles of individuals caught in its web.
Áfàméfùnà Movie Review
Igbo Apprenticeship System (IAS)The 2023 film Áfàméfùnà delves into the untold story of the Igbo Apprenticeship System (IAS). It is a never-ending cycle of...
Married to Work Movie Review
Married to Work navigates the intricacies of relationships and human nature regarding success and desires. With its fulcrum on two young adults who, in...
Heart of the Hunter Movie Review
South Africa’s film industry is quite unique and exceptional in its storytelling, acting, and cinematic productions. More to its exceptionality in Africa’s terrain of...
Adire Movie Review: Finding the Path to Freedom
Adire brings afore the hailing state of human society, affected by struggles for freedom –a quest that comes in different shades and shapes. The...
Amina Movie Review: Unravelling a Legendary Warrior’s Journey
The Amina revolves around royal treachery, territory expansion, and rulership.
Bigger than Africa: Documentary
Written, produced and directed by Toyin Ibrahim Adekeye, Bigger than Africa recollects the Atlantic Slavery Trade spanning centuries, its effect in the mass exodus...
Elesin Oba, the King’s Horseman: Pleasure and Duty in Conflict
Eleshin Oba: The King’s Horseman is an adaptation of Wole Soyinka’s Death and the King’s horseman, based on a true-life event during World War...
Shaina: A Movie Heavily Laced with Social Issues
Shaina is a movie set in Zimbabwe and supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Department of Trade and...
The Wildflower Movie Review: Sexual Abuse, Silence and Victims
The Wildflower is not an exception to the usual beautiful and thematic Nollywood productions that have graced our screens in recent times. There is...
Ile Owo/House of Money: A Film Exploring Wealth and Longevity with a Speck of Ambiguity
This movie borders on the quest for ‘eternal life', which is known as sagbadewe in the Yoruba cultural and spiritual sphere. Sagbadewe implies ageless...
A lot like love Movie: Is Love Unfeigned When It Sells Perfection?
A lot like love is a testament to the modern status quo, an example of the revolutionised Kannywood productions that brings to mind the...

