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Preview of January Movies and TV Shows Damilola Orimogunje’s ‘Dear Ajayi’ Begins Limited Cinema Release in Select Nigerian Theaters ‘Daddy Bear’, Co-Directed By Korede Azeez and Hajarat Alli and Produced By Fuchi Nwaturuocha Enters Post-Production, Eyes 2026 Release How West African Filmmakers Are Approaching Street-Set Films TIFF 2016 and Nollywood’s Evolving Relationship With The Global Film Festival Ecosystem Nile Entertainment Maps Out Diverse October Slate With Five Nigerian Releases Kamo State, Mama Deola Bring Their Creator Brands to Film This September ‘Boys Like Us’ Wraps Season 2 Shooting, Sets Sights on 2026 Return Nollywood Distilled: The Stories That Mattered This Week Trino at 10: From Nigerian Producer to International Sales Player (EXCLUSIVE) Melon House-Produced ‘Adanne’ to Begin Festival Run with AAIFF Rwanda and Women of the Lens Festival London
News 0 comments on Damilola Orimogunje’s ‘Dear Ajayi’ Begins Limited Cinema Release in Select Nigerian Theaters

Damilola Orimogunje’s ‘Dear Ajayi’ Begins Limited Cinema Release in Select Nigerian Theaters

by Eva Anya

Damilola Orimogunje’s Dear Ajayi begins a limited cinema release in Nigeria today, September 18, following its historic world premiere at the Giornate degli Autori parallel section during the 2026 Venice International Film Festival. The film […]

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Latest Nigerian Movies 0 comments on ‘All The Colours of The World Are Between Black and White’: How Babatunde Apalowo’s Bold Dream Took Him to Berlinale and On An Incredible Global Festival Run

‘All The Colours of The World Are Between Black and White’: How Babatunde Apalowo’s Bold Dream Took Him to Berlinale and On An Incredible Global Festival Run

by Inemesit Udodiong

When Babatunde Apalowo set out to make his debut feature film, All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White, he had one destination in mind – Berlinale. “For me, Berlinale was the […]

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Interviews 5 comments on Capturing “Taboo”: Babatunde Apalowo on Delivering a Queer Nigerian Film, From Early Challenges to a Berlinale World Premiere

Capturing “Taboo”: Babatunde Apalowo on Delivering a Queer Nigerian Film, From Early Challenges to a Berlinale World Premiere

by Fancy Goodman

EXCLUSIVE: What makes the world premiere of All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White special for Babatunde Apalowo is that the film is his first feature film. Premiering at the Berlin […]

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Latest Nigerian Movies 2 comments on ‘All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White’ By Debut Feature Director Babatunde Apalowo Heads to Berlinale 2023

‘All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White’ By Debut Feature Director Babatunde Apalowo Heads to Berlinale 2023

by Ikeade

Babatunde Apalowo’s All the Colours of the World Are Between Black and White has been selected for its world premiere at the Berlinale 2023, competing in the Panorama Section of the film festival, one of […]

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Annual Film Mischief 8 comments on Film Mischief 2022: Tolulope Itegboje, James Omokwe, Ifeanyi Chidi Barbara and Damilola Orimogunje Named Jury at Film Rats Club’s Innaugural Film Festival

Film Mischief 2022: Tolulope Itegboje, James Omokwe, Ifeanyi Chidi Barbara and Damilola Orimogunje Named Jury at Film Rats Club’s Innaugural Film Festival

by Ikeade

The inaugural edition of The Annual Film Mischief is forging ahead with its planned hybrid festival format for quality low-budget independent films in Nollywood, running from March 17-20. Today, Film Rats Club, the initiative behind […]

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Interviews 3 comments on 6 Questions with Meg Otanwa: Shooting ‘For Maria Ebun Pataki’, Navigating Derin’s Depression and Upcoming projects

6 Questions with Meg Otanwa: Shooting ‘For Maria Ebun Pataki’, Navigating Derin’s Depression and Upcoming projects

by Ikeade

Many admit that Meg Otanwa has been a silent powerhouse in Nollywood, as industry colleagues and fans come out to heap well-deserved praises on the actress who recently starred in Damilola Orimogunje’s feature debut—For Maria […]

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