From December 10th to 13th, at Alliance Française, Lagos, the S16 Film Festival marked its fourth edition to welcoming embrace.…
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The day after Everybody Loves Jenifa had its theatrical release, I went to my local cinema looking to purchase a…
Cinema is a specificity of vision. It’s an approach in which everything matters. It’s the polar opposite of generic or…
Let’s get this out of the way: Suspicion is a terrible title, especially for what turns out to be a…
When the average Nigerian describes the personnel of the Nigerian military, they would most likely conjure up a fearful image…
AFRIFF: In Out of Breath, there is an almost fairytale-like quality to its story that sacrifices the complications and nuances…
For a film to fulfill a purpose of sorts, it must have a soul—a certain essence that brews as images…
AFRIFF: The ambiguity of spirituality has always been a point of conversation in Kunle Afolayan’s films. One of his most…
AFRIFF: In Freedom Way, we are presented with a lesson in the ripple effect of bad governance. The ways policies…
AFRIFF: Poverty is a deeply Nigerian condition. It weaves through our lives, some with worse wear than others; but there…