Nollywood

“Iyanu: Child of Wonder” HBO Adaptation: Nigeria’s Animation Industry, and the Nigerian Factor

We can blame the government and the banks for this pitiable condition. But there’s enough…

“The Blood Covenant” Review: A Familiar but Interesting Anti-Money Ritual Film

Gambo’s film is familiar but interesting. It’s didactic but not preachy or judgmental. And as…

“Introducing the Kujus” Review: Biodun Stephen Creates a Dramatic and Incredibly Relatable Family

Between the intragroup relationships within the family, the age and seniority dynamics, and the uninvited…

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“Ile Owo” Review: Dare Olaitan’s Horror Film Is Heavy on Suspense and Light on Terror

In Ile Owo, we have an undeniable horror flick that somehow doesn’t leave you feeling…

“The Order of Things” Review: Dr Sid Serves a Hollywood-esque Romantic Comedy in Nollywood Directorial Debut

  Undoubtedly, the nerd-centred plot of order of things is one that has been overbeaten…

“Breaded Life” Review: Biodun Stephen Writes and Directs to Perfection a Twist of Fate

With more tear-jerking moments than the title ;breaded life prepares us for, the movie leaves…

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“Charge and Bail” Review: Inkblot’s Courtroom Drama is a Legal Comedy in Every Sense

What Charge and Bail really is, is a legal comedy. And I mean that in…

“The Wildflower” Review: Biodun Stephen’s Winning Streak Continues in New Film About Gender-Based Violence

The film’s(The wildflower) mostly well-written screenplay exposes Nigeria’s rape culture, exploring the perceived normalcy of…

“Dazzling Mirage” Review: Tunde Kelani’s Old but Gold Film on sickle-cell Disease Makes Entrance on Netflix

From its first release in 2014, to its recent release on Netflix, the movie remains…

“The Perfect Arrangement” Review: Inkblot Production’s Latest Release Lacks Artistic Direction

…while the actors played their part to save this movie, bad scripting is a significant…