Joseph Jonathan
Adunni: Ogidan Binrin is a reminder that even the most righteous revolutions can falter when…
Lights Out is not a perfect film; uneven, overly ambitious, and occasionally meandering, but it…
The Herd is a debut that demands attention: not merely for its suspense, but for…
At a time when African cinema often feels pressured to either moralise or monumentalise, Finding…
What Dodo Ikire ultimately captures, perhaps unintentionally at first, is how deeply entrenched women are…
Thinline is a mirror of how deeply entrenched gendered assumptions still shape Nollywood storytelling. By…
Remembering isn’t just about freezing time, it’s about letting memory evolve, the way grief turns…
Whether or not an Oscar ever comes, Nollywood’s challenge is to chart a path that…
The talking stage, in all its messiness, is Nigeria’s new relationship culture. Neither here nor…
Across generations, these films have returned to the same core questions: Who are we? What…
