Film and TV

Top Seven Nollywood Movies to See This Valentine Season

Valentine season is here, and the big day is almost upon us… By Vivian Nneka…

Amandla Review: Of Struggle, Tragedy, and Questionable Screenplay Decisions

… for all the dire consequences that result from the choices the brothers make in…

Ritual Killings in Nigeria: Can Any Responsibility Be Attributed to Nollywood?

Nollywood has been accused in the past of being influencers and promoters of crime and…

Juju Stories Review: Surreal 16’s Bold and Artistic Exploration of Nigerian Urban Legends

…Juju Stories is helmed by Surreal16, a collective of three independent, new wave writer-directors, with…

Gidi Blues Review: A Meet-Cute in Idumota

Gidi Blues is real, it shows Lagos at its lowest, taking out exuberant and expensive…

Vaillante Review: The Lives of a Child Bride and a Young Activist Intertwine in UNICEF’s Important Miniseries

Vaillante follows the intertwined stories of two female protagonists and their painful experiences with child…

Rancor Movie Review: An Unfit Piece for the Nigerian Cinema

The problem is not the movie trying to incorporate so many unnecessary acts, but the…

For Maria Ebun Pataki Movie Review: A Remarkable Telling of a Rarely Told Story

This is a film that could easily have become repetitive, going in circles as it…

Tanwa Savage Review: Screenplay Flops Serve as the Ruin on Geshin Salvador’s Tanwa Savage

Besides being cliche and stereotypic, the Tanwa Savage script is not intellectually challenging, possibly as…

Superstar: Nollywood Movie Review: An Enjoyable Celebrity Story With A Little Too Much To Say

Superstar: Nollywood Movie filled with comedy, tragedy, romantic drama, quasi-social issues drama, and everything else…