Joseph Jonathan
The question, then, is not whether Mama Deola accurately represents Nigerian women. She does not,…
A Mama Deola Wedding Story pretends to be a film for two hours while remaining,…
Perhaps the most fitting way to remember Olu Jacobs is not simply as a king,…
There is a genuinely compelling film inside Alahun: The Weaver. It is about the violence…
At two hours and three minutes, Love and Life is a long journey without a…
Variations on a Theme is proof that the most political act available to cinema is…
With Chronicles from the Siege, Abdallah Al-Khatib proves that cinema is indeed political and that…
Dao is the kind of film that announces its ambitions in every frame and then,…
If this is what a second edition looks like under pressure to match its predecessor,…
Whether contemplating migration, gender identity, or an unconventional romance, What Do the Maknines Dream Of,…
