Dimeji Ajibola: The Visionary Filmmaker Who Transformed NollywoodThe Nigerian film industry is in mourning following the passing of acclaimed filmmaker Dimeji Ajibola, who died on Sunday..- Nollywood Movies And Series To See This November 2024November promises entertainment and thought-provoking Nollywood Titles. From the Kunle Afolayan thriller “Recall,” to the Igbo epic, “Out of Breath,” and the
- Nollywood in October: An Review of Nollywood’s Escapades!Nollywood presented us with the spooks in drama, the spooks of life, the spooks of trauma, the spooks of insecurity amd revenge
- 3 Working Days: How Far Can You go to Save Your Child?In 3 Working Days, a father’s desperate race to save his son unfolds against the backdrop of Nigeria’s cashless policy. This Nollywood…
- ‘Soft Love’: A Charming Romcom That Delivers Heartfelt Humour and Chemistry‘Soft Love’, a vibrant collaboration between Nigeria and South Africa directed by Holmes Awa, recently landed on Prime Video.
- Hijack 93 And Other Nollywood Films Inspired by Real EventsHijack 93 is a shining example of the love-hate relationship audiences have with Nigerian films based on real events. These cinematic adventures often have…
- Hijack ’93: Where is the Story? Where is The Film?Play Network Studios’ ‘Hijack ‘93’ dramatizes the 1993 Nigerian Airways hijacking in a fictionalized retelling. This release feels particularly timely..
- The Uprising: Abstinence to Activism, and A Darker ReckoningWives on Strike 3: The Uprising continues the franchise’s familiar theme of fighting for justice. Written by Cheta Chukwu and directed by Omoni Oboli
- ‘At Ease’: A Powerful Look at PTSD in Soldiers that Fails to Engage“At Ease”, written by Stephanie Dadet and directed by Seun Richards, is another heartfelt drama from the First Feature projects. This year has seen several First Feature projects from Natives Filmworks and Michelangelo Productions—”Kill Boro“, “It Blooms in June“, and “A Father’s Love.” We enjoyed those films overall, and now we turn to “At Ease”, […]
- Cars in Nollywood Movies: A Vehicle For Plot ExplorationIn Nollywood films, cars serve as more than mere vehicles; they are potent symbols woven intricately into the narratives, reflecting the complexities of contemporary Nigerian society.
