Funke Akindele’s star-studded Christmas submission, A Tribe Called Judah, is a good film. That is one part of criticism simplified:…
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By the time Moses Inwang’s Blood Vessel’s first act draws near its close, the gnawing, worrying feeling that this might…
In Kayode Kasum’s second offering of the year, Afamefuna, we are presented with a cinematic experience that not only deserves…
Bank Alert is a comedy drama with an intriguing storyline. The financially distressed protagonist receives a whopping sum of money…
Ololade opens with a morbid premise. It is a scene that’d set a tone for any viewer. Two figures shrouded…
Grind, as the title suggests, unfolds as a compelling narrative involving the hustle and hard work necessary to achieve set…
Barely thirty minutes into Ègún, I texted my editor: “I wonder who wrote it.” And I meant that in a…
In the heart-wrenching psychodrama 4:4:44, which is inspired by a true event, we witness an extraordinary love story between a…
In The Origin: Madam Koi-Koi, released in two parts on Netflix, women are many things, concepts and characters. Women are…
Adeoluwa Owu’s Adire is FilmOne’s debut original. It is the first in their line-up for in-house originals. The all-purpose Nigerian…