Film and TV
To watch these films is not simply to revisit African cinema’s past. It is to…
It seems that the entire point of Ọ̀kànjúwà is to dish out basic moral instructions,…
Ben’Imana explores hurt, unprocessed pain, and inherited trauma across three generations — interrogating what lies…
Clarissa is a bold, curious exploration of class and colonialism, which, in a sense, works…
Bride of the Year knows what it is, is comfortable being what it is, and…
For African cinema, the pathway expansion is a blessing in disguise at first glance. It…
Call of My Life is genuinely romantic, truly comedic, and settles into familiar tropes without…
Beyond cheap thrills, The Return of Arinzo falls apart when treated as part of a…
The film that genuinely reckons with Efunroye Tinubu will not be able to leave its…
“If we create something that’s authentically African, then there’s a bigger chance that someone will…
