Post Masonry – Style 2

Ojirami

“Ojirami: The Weeping River” Review: Immigration, Myth, and Tragedy Swirl in a Play About the Potency of a Deity

The influence of holistic theatre on Christopher’s Ojirami: The Weeping River is a delight. Scenes…

Under the Rain

“Under the Rain” Review: Ayo Deforge Writes About Profound Loss, Duty, and Compromises

Under the Rain is a sharp exploration of the Nigerian middle-aged male psyche, dissecting the…

Detty December Fest

Gunna, Busta Rhymes, Juma Jux, and Bella Shmurda Announced as First Headliners for Detty December Fest 2025

This year’s festivities will run from December 6–31 across Ilubirin, Ikoyi, and Livespot Entertarium, Lekki.…

Man of Her Dreams

Martha Ehinome’s Executive-Produced “Man of Her Dreams” Wraps Production

Man of Her Dreams marks a new creative chapter for Martha Ehinome, as she expands…

Fuji: A Opera

“Fuji: A Opera” Delivers Its Most Expansive Edition Yet With Fuji Vibrations 2025

Fuji: A Opera opened with performances that paid tribute to Fuji’s ancestral roots. By Abioye…

The Heart is a Muscle

“The Heart is a Muscle” Review: Imran Hamdulay’s Debut Feature Traces the Wounds We Inherit and the Ones We Try to Heal

The Heart is a Muscle is a film made with care—perhaps too much care in…

Sundance Film Festival

Sundance Film Festival Announces 2026 Selections, Including Titles from Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa

Three African features from Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa will screen across competitive and non-competitive…

Cotton Queen

S16 Film Festival 2025: Suzannah Mirghani Insists on Female Joy and Agency in Powerful Sudanese-Set Feature Debut, “Cotton Queen”

Cotton Queen insists on female joy, centring the complexities of female relationships across generations, celebrating…

The Banjo Boys

ADIFF 2025: Johan Nayar’s “The Banjo Boys” is a Soul-Stirring Portrait of Music, Faith, and Survival

The Banjo Boys is unforgettable; a film that deserves not only acclaim but a place…

The Man Died

“The Man Died” Triumphs at the 2025 Zuma International Film Festival + Full List of Winners

The Man Died emerged as the festival’s undeniable champion, taking home awards for Best Picture,…

When Nigeria Happens

“When Nigeria Happens” Review: Young Nigerians Dance Through Dysfunction in Ema Edosio’s Theatrical Contemporary Dance Drama

When Nigeria Happens shines a spotlight on the sacrifices that young Nigerians have to make…

Jason Jacobs

ADIFF 2025: In Conversation with the Filmmakers of South African Coming-of-Age Drama, “Carissa”

“With Carissa’s foundation, we aim to continue to make films with themes of  freedom, indigenous…