“Nigeria, the nation, shares a lot with Clarissa Dalloway, the person, in the sense that…
And truly, the poetry in Unbind Me Now is angry, filled with outrage and umbrage,…
The women in Black Market are too generic to carry the full weight of the…
Starlomo finds the right setting and a compelling cultural premise, but its underdeveloped screenplay prevents…
If the original plan was based on adequate research and consultation, CAF should be able…
In At Sea, neither time nor experience is enough to overturn the hands of ingrained…
Since beginning her photographic practice in 2017, Esther Adeola Seriki has continued to move between…
This year’s programme cuts across contemporary features, shorts and documentaries, as well as retrospectives and…
Mama rarely spoke; she did not like to. Yet on the days she forgot where…
“The film’s inspiration came from conversations that we had with my grandmother, Hettie. One thing…