Film and TV

10 African Movies to Watch for a Good Laugh
10 African Movies to Watch for a Good Laugh

African filmmakers have mastered the art of making audiences laugh while delivering memorable stories through…

“A Danfo Christmas” Review: Sebastian Ukwa is Committed to Telling Heartfelt Stories

Nollywood audiences crave heartfelt stories, and A Danfo Christmas delivers just that. By Joseph Jonathan …

On Becoming a Guinea Fowl
“On Becoming a Guinea Fowl” Review: Rungano Nyoni’s Award-Winning Sophomore Film Shatters Traditional Female Neglect

On Becoming a Guinea Fowl primarily exposes society’s neglect of the female gender and reveals…

Everybody Loves Jenifa
“Everybody Loves Jenifa” Review: Funke Akindele’s Latest Film Is a Worthy Addition to the ‘Jenifa’ Franchise

Everybody Loves Jenifa is a worthwhile film as it does not try to rehash the…

African films list
Afrocritik’s 25 Remarkable African Films of 2024

Afrocritik’s yearly film line-up cut across genres, including documentaries, thrillers, comedy, biopics, and drama, to…

Suspicion
“Suspicion” Review: Tosin Igho Explores African Spirituality from an Intriguing Perspective

For its unique storyline and thrilling action scenes, Suspicion by Tosin Igho makes for a…

10 African Movies You Can’t Miss This Holiday Season
10 African Movies You Can’t Miss This Holiday Season

As the holiday season approaches, the excitement only intensifies, with a fresh crop of exciting…

77: The FESTAC Conspiracy
All You Need to Know about “77: The FESTAC Conspiracy”

77: The FESTAC Conspiracy was officially announced recently during a private press event at Filmhouse…

A Ghetto Love Story
“A Ghetto Love Story” Review: Basketmouth’s First Foray Into Film Production Is Impressive

A Ghetto Love Story is a film that would resonate with audiences as it portrays…

Umjolo: The Gone Girl
“Umjolo: The Gone Girl” Review: Fikile Mogodi’s Debut Feature Lacks Substance

Umjolo: The Gone Girl is another addition to Netflix’s growing list of underwhelming African films.…