Imported Wives: A Cautionary Tale That Misses Its Own MessageThe premise of Imported Wives is as bold as its title: a Nigerian man living and working in Canada, returns to his homeland in search of a wife- Bro Code: Okay, What Exactly is Going on Here?Directed by Austin Nnaemeka, Bro Code comes wrapped in the slick packaging of a modern rom-com-bromance hybrid. With a line-up including…
- The Fire and The Moth Review: A Slow-Burn ThrillerThe Fire and The Moth begins with this. And from the very first moment, the ground is set. This is a story that will end where it must.
- The Party: Secrets Come To Light in This Murder MysteryThe Party settled into the realm of comfortable intrigue rather than thrilling suspense. This limited mini-series, lasting just over two hours in total,
- Iyalode: Toyin Abraham’s New Epic Set For CinemasToyin Abraham is set to return to the big screen with Iyalode, a Yoruba-language epic distributed by FilmOne Entertainment.
- My Father’s Shadow Earns Special Mention at CannesAkinola Davies Jr.’s My Father’s Shadow has carved a historic mark for Nigerian cinema by earning a Caméra d’Or Special Mention at the 78th Cannes Film Festival
- Reverse: A Poignant Message Drenched in Madness and DelayReverse opens with the kind of upbeat chaos that would almost convince you you’re watching comedy. First, from the drama…
- Nile Entertainment Secures Rights to ‘Son of the Soil’Nile Entertainment has officially acquired the African distribution rights to Son of the Soil, a new action drama fronted by British-Nigerian actor
- Filmhouse Calls for Global Growth at Cannes 2025At the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Filmhouse Group took a pivotal role in shaping the conversation around the future of African storytelling.
- Raji and the Beast: Exciting Genre, Unpolished ChaosRaji and The Beast kicks off with a chaotic fight scene, leading into a treasure hunt that quickly spirals out of control.
