Film and TV

Nigeria Cinema Day
Nigeria Cinema Day and the Marketing Hurdles Holding Back Nollywood

Beyond the fanfare, Nigeria Cinema Day revealed an untapped potential for cinema culture in Nigeria.…

Still from The Legend of the Vagabond Queen of Lagos
“The Legend of the Vagabond Queen of Lagos” Review: The Agbajowo Collective’s Film Is a Bold Statement on Resistance

Although The Legend of the Vagabond Queen of Lagos aims to raise global awareness about…

Tokunbo
“Tòkunbọ̀” Review: Ramsey Nouah’s Film Exposes Nollywood’s Storytelling Flaws

By relying on poorly developed plots and characters, overused themes, and borrowed aesthetics, Tòkunbọ̀ perpetuates…

Family Vacation
“Family Vacation” Review: Voline Ogutu’s Feature Film Unpacks the Facade of Social Media Perfection

Family Vacation is a visually appealing film that offers a nuanced commentary on the impact…

Still from With Difficulty Comes Ease
“With Difficulty Comes Ease” Review: Korede Azeez’s Film Is a Masterful Blend of Art and Heart

With Difficulty Comes Ease is a true cinematic piece that breaks out of the usual…

Losing Lerato 2
“Losing Lerato 2” Review: Zolani Phakade’s Sequel Is an Underwhelming Outing

Even when the acting is largely underwhelming, one can still admire Losing Lerato 2’s botched…

What About Us?
“What About Us?” Review: Kayode Kasum’s Family Drama Drastically Fumbles its Third Act

Though it stumbles significantly in its third act, What About Us? highlights the importance of…

Still from My Father's Fable
“My Father’s Fable” Review: Faith Omole’s Theatre Show Is an Emotional Exploration Into Family Trauma and Nigerian Identity

My Father’s Fable, a theatre production by Faith Omole, is a unique take on the complexities…

Onye Egwu
“Onye Egwu” Review: The Uche Jombo-Directed Film is a Near Miss

Onye Egwu feels like a missed opportunity to explore the complexities and triumphs of the…

Lobola Man
“Lobola Man” Review: Thabang Moleya’s Romcom is a Breeding Ground of Cliches

Lobola Man is one of those films that are obsessively watched and swiftly forgotten. By…