Film and TV
In Conversation: Achille Ronaimou on “Diya”, Confronting Tradition, Justice, and Forgiveness in Chad
“I am the one who takes the little stories from friends in the neighborhood and…
“The notion of resistance always having to be loud, glorious, and heroic comes from the…
If The Serpent’s Gift had one lesson for Nollywood, it would be that cultural truth…
Nomad Shadow excavates the personal costs of political displacement with an intimacy that cuts through…
Diya is a morally complex drama that interrogates the collision between ancient customs and modern…
Style without story is a hollow exercise, and Say Who Die? ultimately exposes Nollywood’s recurring…
From the recurring question of whether Nigerians watch Nollywood, to the retreat of global streaming…
Sin, desperate as it is to be seen as a proper high-stakes thriller, is a…
What separates fleeting attention from lasting impact is not merely scale, spectacle, or formula, but…
Beyond just spotlighting postpartum psychosis, Out in the Darkness rightly wants to aid the audience’s…