Nigeria at Kurzfilmtage Winterthur 2023: The New Wave
In Nigeria when you say someone is connected, it means the person knows people or possesses the strategic moves to help your life. One way or the other, they can get a problem solved or […]
“The Origin: Madam Koi-Koi is a Breath of Fresh Air” and 13 Key Takeaways from Nollywood Film Club in November
Nollywood Film Club is a diverse haven for criticism, ideas, and global discourse of Nigerian films. At the heart of the club is a community dedicated to deconstructing the latest high-profile Nigerian streaming releases, sparking […]
Kenneth Gyang’s Cinema Kpatakpata Secures Rights to Abubakar Adam Ibrahim’s ‘Dreams and Assorted Nightmares’
Cinema Kpatakpata has secured the film and TV rights to Abubakar Adam Ibrahim’s “Dreams and Assorted Nightmares,” a collection of loosely interlinked short stories set in a fictional Nigerian town, where a local man dies […]
AFRIFF 2023: ‘A Green Fever’ Director Taiwo Egunjobi Becomes Studio Director, Still Holds Unwavering Belief in Festivals, Criticism and Self-Improvement
I last officially spoke with Taiwo Egunjobi in 2021, shortly before the premiere of his film at the NollywoodWeek Film Festival. During our conversation centered around his second film, All Na Vibes, as he spoke […]
14 Must-See Nigerian Films at AFRIFF 2023
The African International Film Festival is back and will run from November 5-11, 2023. This year’s event is packed, both in competition and out of competition, with a variety of documentaries, short films and global […]
‘Ti e Nbo’, a Personal Conflict Drama by Chinazaekpere Chukwu, Heads to AFRIFF 2023 for World Premiere
Chinazaekpere Chukwu’s Ti e Nbo, a personal conflict film, has been selected to screen at the 12th edition of the Africa International Film Festival in the Shorts category, to be held from November 5, 2023 […]
The Peculiar Journey of CJ Obasi’s ‘Mami Wata’: From a Worldwide Festival Run to a Global Theatrical Release
Mami Wata has been charting its own course across the world, taking off at the prestigious Sundance Festival in January. The film boldly adopted a remarkable uncharacteristic trait along the way and dared for more, […]
Netflix’s Next Big Move: Akin Omotoso and Ochre Media to Bring Literature to the Screen in Multiple-title Book Adaptation Partnership
Netflix’s director of content for the Middle East and Africa, Ben Amadasun, announces a multi-title book partnership with South African-based Nigerian filmmaker Akin Omotoso and Ochre Media at the ongoing MIP Africa in Cape Town. […]
Everything We Know About Izu Ojukwu’s ‘77: The Festac Conspiracy’, His Historical Drama Follow-up to ‘76’, with Ramsey Nouah and Rita Dominic Returning
Amidst the vibrant backdrop of the impending Second World African Festival of Arts and Culture (FESTAC) of 1977, a riveting drama unfolds as an embittered ex-serviceman is invited to join a movement poised to challenge […]
Everything You Need to Know About ‘Can You See Us?’, First Zambian Film on Netflix
Can You See Us?, marking the first Zambian film on Netflix, is a tale that is inspired by a true life story. Rejected by his father at birth, a boy with albinism navigates a childhood […]
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