Film and TV

“Introducing the Kujus” Review: Biodun Stephen Creates a Dramatic and Incredibly Relatable Family

Between the intragroup relationships within the family, the age and seniority dynamics, and the uninvited…

“Silent Baron” Review: An Easily Forgettable Tale of Blinded Trust and Stolen Innocence 

…the movie sells more as a display of failed trust than the consequences of drug…

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“Rise” Review: Akin Omotoso Directs a Family-Friendly Sports Biopic for Disney

The special focus on family definitely pays off, making the film richer than an average…

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“Ile Owo” Review: Dare Olaitan’s Horror Film Is Heavy on Suspense and Light on Terror

In Ile Owo, we have an undeniable horror flick that somehow doesn’t leave you feeling…

“Glamour Girls” Review: Play Network Ruins Yet Another Nollywood Classic

Glamour Girls seemed to have picked the crown of worst reviews in its apparent ruining…

Netflix’s “Trees of Peace” Review: Saved by the Will to Survive

Without any creative adjustments to the story, Brown’s movie Trees of Peace  passes as a…

“Collision” Review: Half-Hearted Political Statements, and a Struggling Plot Collide in South African Netflix Crime Thriller

It is generally well shot and has important themes, but too much about it is…

“The Order of Things” Review: Dr Sid Serves a Hollywood-esque Romantic Comedy in Nollywood Directorial Debut

  Undoubtedly, the nerd-centred plot of order of things is one that has been overbeaten…

“Breaded Life” Review: Biodun Stephen Writes and Directs to Perfection a Twist of Fate

With more tear-jerking moments than the title ;breaded life prepares us for, the movie leaves…

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Marking Democracy Day: 5 Films about Nigeria’s Democracy (And Where to Find Them)

Film has always been an important avenue for social and political commentary. Nigerian politics can…

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