Landline: A Time Loop Thriller That Will Keep You HookedDele Doherty’s directorial debut, Landline, recently dropped on Prime Video, and it’s one we’ve been eagerly anticipating since the first trailer hit- Grind Season 2 Finale Sets The Stage For RevengeSeason 2 of Roberta Orioma’s Grind has officially wrapped with its tenth episode, and it’s safe to say we’re sad to see it go
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- Broken Hallelujah: Love, Loss, and a Little Too Much SentimentBroken Hallelujah plays like a soft gospel ballad: earnest, emotional, and familiar. At its heart, it’s a film about faith, infertility…
- The Unwritten Hierarchy of Nollywood Extra RolesBehind Nollywood films’ award-winning actors and suspenseful plots is a less visible but equally vital army of labour: the background extras,
- Makemation: A Family Drama on AI, Technology, and the FutureMakemation enters Nollywood with ambition, not just in scope but in meaning. Framed as Africa’s first AI-themed feature film…
- World Book and Copyright Day: Books Behind the Big ScreenThis World Book and Copyright Day, we’re turning attention to the original works that gave life to stories we now watch on screen
- Shaping Us: A Tense Exploration of Parenthood, Pain, and FriendshipKambili Ofili’s Shaping Us, may not have made a big splash when it was released earlier this year, but it’s certainly worth your attention
- Long Live Lagos – New Wizkid Documentary Set for Tribeca PremiereLong Live Lagos, a documentary chronicling the rise of Nigerian music superstar Wizkid. Directed by Karam Gill and produced in partnership with HBO
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