Deafening Silence: An Exploration of Gender-Based Violence“Deafening Silence” shines a spotlight on the pervasive issue of gender-based violence, bringing to light the struggles and silent suffering of many women.- A Father’s Love: A Heartfelt Exploration of Paternity and Family DynamicsNatives Filmworks released two movies, ‘Kill Boro’ and ‘A Father’s Love’, on the same day on Prime Video. While ‘Kill Boro’ garnered some buzz
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- Liz Benson Makes Nollywood Return in “Something About The Briggs”Veteran Nollywood Actress, Liz Benson is set to return to the big screen in the new Busola Ogunsola family drama, “Something About the Briggs”.
- “Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti”: O God of Israel, This Is Cinema!The beauty of cinema is mainly giving an immersive experience. Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti is exactly that, and more. So much more.
- “Muri and Ko”: See The Trailer For Biodun Stephen’s New FilmBiodun Stephen will return to cinemas next month with her new film, Muri and Ko. The film is a joint production between inkblot and filmone studios.
- “UNO The F In Family”: Forgiveness or Failure? The F Stands for BothWatching “Uno The F in Family” was such a chore. Beginning with the overused stereotypical portrayal of a funny driver who doesn’t know when to keep quiet
- “Water and Garri” Is Exactly What It Is – Without SugarWhat if I said “Water and Garri” wasn’t as bad after all? Sure, the film received a negative reception, but can’t we give it some credit?
- Muri and Ko: Biodun Stephen’s New Film Gets Release DateMuri and Ko is the latest film project from Biodun Stephen. The film is another collaboration between Inkblot Productions and FilmOne Entertainment.
- ‘Ajosepo’: Kayode Kasum’s Unusual Union of Family, Love and ChaosThe Yoruba word ‘Ajosepo’ can be interpreted as “we do it together”. This phrase is not just a word; it encapsulates the Yoruba cultural context
