Film and TV

Nollywood
21 Films That Shaped Major Trends in Nollywood

These Nollywood films have not only reflected the societal norms and cultural values of Nigeria…

Mr Easy Loo
“Mr Easy Loo” Review: The Mandla Ngcongwane-Directed Film Is a Humorous Critique of Apartheid Era South Africa

Mr Easy Loo is a worthwhile film, and while there are laughs in between, its…

Katangari Goes to Town
“Katangari Goes to Town” Review: Reuben Reng’s Film Is a Commendable Attempt at a Nigerian Whodunit

Katangari Goes to Town is a commendable attempt at crafting a murder mystery within a…

Dahomey
“Dahomey” Review: Mati Diop’s Documentary is a Powerful Commentary on Decolonisation

Dahomey is not just another “history lesson” documentary, as it boldly exposes the complex issues…

Christmas in Lagos
“Christmas in Lagos” Review: Jade Osiberu’s Latest Film Falls Short of Christmas Romcom Standards

Christmas in Lagos falls short of the standard expected of a typical Christmas rom-com. The…

Seven Doors
“Seven Doors” Review: Femi Adebayo’s Directorial Debut is Impressive

Despite some VFX and minor storytelling flaws, Seven Doors is an impressive film that makes…

10 African Movies to Watch for a Good Laugh
10 African Movies to Watch for a Good Laugh

African filmmakers have mastered the art of making audiences laugh while delivering memorable stories through…

“A Danfo Christmas” Review: Sebastian Ukwa is Committed to Telling Heartfelt Stories

Nollywood audiences crave heartfelt stories, and A Danfo Christmas delivers just that. By Joseph Jonathan …

On Becoming a Guinea Fowl
“On Becoming a Guinea Fowl” Review: Rungano Nyoni’s Award-Winning Sophomore Film Shatters Traditional Female Neglect

On Becoming a Guinea Fowl primarily exposes society’s neglect of the female gender and reveals…

Everybody Loves Jenifa
“Everybody Loves Jenifa” Review: Funke Akindele’s Latest Film Is a Worthy Addition to the ‘Jenifa’ Franchise

Everybody Loves Jenifa is a worthwhile film as it does not try to rehash the…