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Children of Blood and Bone
Richard Mofe-Damijo, Ayra Starr, Pamilerin Ayodeji, and Shamz Garuba Join “Children of Blood and Bone” Adaptation

Ayodeji, who starred in Akinola Davies Jr.’s Sundance-winning short, Lizard (2020), and Jade Osiberu’s Prime…

AFRIFF - Outstanding Performance Awards - Afrocritik
Richard Mofe-Damijo, Nse Ikpe-Etim, Tobi Bakre, Kunle Remi, Chidi Mokeme, Recipients of the Outstanding Performance Awards at the 2023 AFRIFF

The Nollywood stars will be presented with the awards at the AFRIFF Globe Awards Night.…

Children of Blood and Bone
[Opinion]: Who and What Does the “Children of Blood and Bone” Film Adaptation Really Represent?

Fascination can very easily translate to an obsession over aesthetics at the expense of a…

The Black Book 2: Old Scores
Editi Effiong Returns With “The Black Book 2: Old Scores”, Sequel To Netflix Nigerian Crime Thriller

The Black Book 2: Old Scores brought together at least 300 crew members from around…

Creative Africa Content Pavilion
Creative Africa Content Pavilion Announces Shortlisted Projects for the Best of Africa Pitch at MIP London

Five Nigerian filmmakers and one South African were selected to pitch four films and two…

Nnamdi Kanaga
In Conversation: Nnamdi Kanaga Explores Liaising With The Supernatural in “Water Girl”

“I know that Water Girl will find its audience and, at the right time, get…

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25 Prolific Actor-Director Collaborations in Nollywood

Afrocritik spotlights some of Nollywood’s most prolific actor-director collaborations; partnerships that have spanned three or…

Nollywood date night movies
15 Nollywood Movies Perfect for Date Night

Nollywood offers a treasure trove of films brimming with love, laughter, and heartfelt moments.  By…

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…

AMVCA 2024: The Year the Award Ceremony Attempted to Get It Right

Possibly, in years to come, we might look back, barring the C. J “Fiery” Obasi’s…