Tag: African Film Reviews
‘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
A24 Develops TV Series Adaptation of Chinua Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart”
A24 Studios is currently developing a TV series adaptation of Chinua Achebe's seminal novel, "Things Fall Apart"
Farmer’s Bride Set for International Premiere Across Francophone Africa
Farmer's Bride is set to debut in cinemas across Francophone Africa, marking its international release.
68th BFI London Film Festival Shines Spotlight on Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Cinema
The 68th BFI London Film Festival (LFF) is set to take place this October, showcasing a wide range of films from both the UK and abroad, drawing cinephiles from London and across different continents.
Tòkunbò Movie Review
Tòkunbò offers a blend of action and drama...however, the film falls short in fully exploring its titular theme, instead relying on familiar Nollywood tropes of crime and power struggles.
Reimagining African Myths: New Generation of Filmmakers Tackle Social Issues in African Folktales Reimagined
Netflix and UNESCO teamed up to present African Folktales Reimagined, a groundbreaking series that brings African myths and legends to life through the lenses of six emerging filmmakers from across the continent.
Film Africa Festival to Conclude with Abderrahmane Sissako’s ‘Black Tea’ at BFI Southbank
Sissako's direction in "Black Tea" captures the emotional intricacies and depth of cross-cultural relationships.
Film Africa to Open with Mati Diop’s Award-Winning Documentary “Dahomey” at BFI Southbank
Dahomey presents a dramatized account set against the historical backdrop of the Kingdom of Dahomey, now known as the Republic of Benin.
Gbenga Adeoti’s “Baby Factory” Wins Best Film on Human Trafficking at AFFIF 2024
Baby Factory addresses the issue of human trafficking in Nigeria, depicting the lives of young women who seek refuge with a madame who exploits them for baby-making.
House of Ga’a Movie Review
House of Ga'a is a gripping tale of ambition, power, and the consequences of tyranny. Through the character of Bashorun Ga'a, it explores the complexities of leadership and the human cost of relentless ambition.
Lobola Man Movie Review
A Lobola Man, a person who negotiates on behalf of a family to reduce the bride price of the woman the groom is trying to marry. This popular negotiator, named Ace Ngubeni, is regularly hired for his services. However, Ace doesn't believe in love or committed relationships. He meets a lady he seeks to pursue.
Babatunde Apalowo’s ‘Londoner’ Wins Best Fiction Feature at Durban FilmMart
"Londoner," an autobiographical film, tells the story of Ayo, a Nigerian bank manager who travels to London to join his family, only to discover that his wife is emotionally involved with another man and seeks a divorce.
Netflix Announces Second Price Hike in Three Months for Nigerian Users
This price hike comes amid Nigeria's struggles with rising inflation and a cost-of-living crisis.


