Movie Review: ‘The Lost Cafe’ is a Beautiful Lacklustre Affair
A Nigerian-Norwegian 2018 production.
Retro Review: ‘Diamond Ring’ and When Nollywood Had a Voice
“Make a conscious effort to know your child today, so you don’t get the rude shock of knowing him as a total stranger tomorrow.”
Movie Review: ‘The Last Letter From Your Lover’ is a Visual Feast
Love, in truth, is a boring, mundane, everyday affair.
Review: ‘Jiva!’ is a Colourful Celebration of the South African Dance Culture
“When you have one life to live, you make sure you dedicate it to your dreams. Because dreams are important”
The Romanticization of Females- A Closer Look at ‘The Fisherman’s Diary’
“when the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful”
‘Fatherhood’ Review: A Heartfelt Story About the Complexities of Being a Single Father
“No matter where you are, that’s where I want to be”
Movie Review: ‘Ayinla’ and “Chronicles of a Death Foretold”
In 1981, a year after Waheed Ayinla Omowura’s death, the Colombian writer, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, published a novel, titled, “Chronicles of a Death Foretold”. The story begins the morning of Santiago Nasar’s death. Santiago has […]
Movie Review: ‘Skater Girl’, an Uplifting Netflix Sports Drama That Uses Little to Say a Lot
“It is incredible how one small step can just completely change the course of someone’s life”
Movie Review: Moses Inwang’s ‘Lockdown’ is a Gripping Story that Loses its Spark
Lockdown is a new comedy-drama directed by Moses Inwang. The movie follows the story of different strangers with separate agendas, but similar urgency, locked down in a hospital due to the admittance of a foreign […]
‘Gold Statue’ Review: Tade Ogidan Aims for Gold in Neo-Nollywood Style
Tade Ogidan was a household name between the late 90s and the early 2000s. He was behind movies like Dangerous Twins, Madam Dearest, Diamond Ring, amongst other daring titles that I remember enjoying with my […]