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“There’s no Permanent Enemy, only Permanent Interests” — Olarotimi Fakunle, Eleniyan of “Gangs of Lagos,” in Conversation with Afrocritik

Keep working hard. No matter what part you get, no matter what role you play,…

Recall
“Recall” Review: Kunle Afolayan’s Return to the Big Screens Is Largely Forgettable

As it lacks any defining moments, Recall is a film that will be difficult to…

Labake Olododo: The Warrior Lord
“Labake Olododo” Review: Biodun Stephen’s Yoruba Epic Is a Gender-Flipped Samson-And-Delilah Narrative Starring Iyabo Ojo

In a time when the indigenous epic genre has begun to feel repetitive and forgettable,…

Suky
“Suky” Review: Ola Cardoso’s Prison-Set, Revenge-Themed Sports Drama Is Tepid

As a prison film, Suky is unmoving; as a sports film, it is uninspiring; and…

Labake Olododo: The Warrior Lord
Iyabo Ojo’s “Labake Olododo: The Warrior Lord” Hits Cinemas This March

Prior to the nationwide theatrical release, Labake Olododo: The Warrior Lord will premiere in Lagos…

Young Actors Kayode Ojuolape Jnr, Ruby Akubueze, and Oluwaseyi Ebiesuwa, from Ijogbon in conversation with Afrocritik 2
Coming of Age in Nollywood: In Conversation with the Young Actors in the Feature Film, “Ijogbon”

“When we weren’t shooting, we behaved as siblings: we played and ate together. This friendly…

Egun Cast - Afrocritik
Carmen Ike Okoro’s Film, “Egun”, Set to Debut in Cinemas on November 10

The film was produced by Ife Olujuyige and written by Kayode Kasum and Dare Olaitan. …

The Slum King on Africa Magic - Afrocritik
Africa Magic Set to Premiere New Crime Thriller, “The Slum King” on October 8

The upcoming series is a thrilling exploration of pain, vengeance, power, and the corrupting influence…

“Gangs of Lagos” Makes Prime Video’s Global Non-English Most Watched List

The crime thriller, directed by Jade Osiberu, is the only African film to make the…

Radio Voice
“Radio Voice” Review: Strong Performances and a Human Story Ground Isioma Osaje’s Warm Drama

What Radio Voice lacks in plot direction, it makes up for in heart, at least…