Samaria is a highly subversive film and a particularly good one at that. If a film is subversive or if…
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In this slowly paced, somber film, Sarah (Beverly Naya), still reeling from an abusive and traumatic relationship, tries to let…
Win or Lose, directed by James Amuta, presents an unexpected side of the popular floating settlement of Lagos, Makoko. A…
Given everything that happens in this film, BOO’D UP is a pretty ironic title. This was the first thing that…
Black Adam is set in the fictional middle eastern country of Kahndaq. In prehistoric times, it was ruled by a…
When I learnt Nigeria was submitting a movie for the 2019 Oscars International Feature Film (IFF) category, I was beyond…
Grammy winning artiste Lorde sings in her song, “Glory and Gore” – ‘In all chaos there’s calculation.’ There doesn’t seem…
With Choke, Sozo Films make their theatrical debut with a psychodrama inspired by a novel of similar title, “Choked”. Kosiso…
I talk about the French New Wave a lot. Whenever I get to be part of a discussion about film,…
-Spoiler Alert- 2022 seems to be a coming-of-age year for traditional epic films in Nollywood, with audiences being treated to…