Lisabi The Uprising: An Ambitious Epic Weighed Down by CGIlisabi The Uprising, directed by Niyi Akinmolayan is a historical epic that depicts the struggle of Lisabi Agbongbo-Akala, a resourceful Egba farmer- Idris Elba to Play Okonkwo in ‘Things Fall Apart’ AdaptationIdris Elba will step into the role of Okonkwo in Things Fall Apart. Elba will also serve as an executive producer on the show produced by A24
- Backline: Embiid Teams Up with Editi Effiong for New Sports DramaBackline is a new sports drama from NBA star Joel Embiid’s production company, Miniature Géant, in collaboration with Lebron James’ athlete empowerment brand, Uninterrupted.
- Ajaga: The Burden of Narrative Subversion and Deficient FaithUpon approaching Ajaga (The Yoke), viewers may grapple with conflicting expectations due to its dual messaging in the promotional materials.
- Nigeria Cinema Day: Affordable Fun or Another Exploitation?According to CEAN, the discounted price for the Nigeria Cinema Day, sought to tackle rising ticket costs and celebrate Nigeria’s bright film industry.
- Last Year Single: A Slow Burn Drama With An Interesting CliffhangerLast Year Single raises intriguing questions about pacing and narrative depth, with its themes albeit relevant in today’s climate.
- When Love Strikes: Offside Emotions and Missed GoalsLove, family, football, and drama. The essence of When Love Strikes. The film departs from the conventional Nollywood narrative of passion as a means of escaping poverty
- Black Mail: A Slow Burn Action Thriller That Struggles To DeliverObi Melonye’s 2022 film Black Mail recently debuted on Prime Video, and we couldn’t pass up the chance to watch what promised to be an adventure.
- Ranking The Most Expensive Nollywood Movies of All TimeNollywood has seen significant growth over the years, evolving from its modest beginnings into a powerhouse in African entertainment both in terms of storytelling and production quality.
- Nigeria Cinema Day: Nigerian Cinemas Set To Slash Ticket PricesTo celebrate World Cinema Day on September 21, 2024, Nigerian cinemas will slash ticket prices to just N1,000.
