Can You See Us? is one of those few films that espouses multiple layers of…
By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku Literary adaptations are not exactly Nollywood’s stock-in-trade. On the few occasions…
In Paradise, Jérémy Comte offers a lyrical peek into the complex interconnectedness of all of…
African filmmakers are no longer waiting for permission or validation from foreign gatekeepers; they’re building…
The influence of holistic theatre on Christopher’s Ojirami: The Weeping River is a delight. Scenes…
Dilemma of an Outcast interrogates the concept of bigotry, an under-flogged theme in Nigerian literature…
How to Get Rid of Ants is the makings of a master of the form.…
What unfolds in Pasa Faho is a delicate story about a father struggling to hold…
At a time when African cinema often feels pressured to either moralise or monumentalise, Finding…
The Edge of Water asks what it means for women to be bound by blood…