Joseph Jonathan
The women in Black Market are too generic to carry the full weight of the…
Starlomo finds the right setting and a compelling cultural premise, but its underdeveloped screenplay prevents…
The Autograph of Nothingness understands loneliness as a concept; it is less successful at making…
One Gidi Night finds its rhythm when Lagos, the clock and its characters’ desperation converge,…
19 is a film with something worthwhile to say, and enough good filmmaking to make…
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…
