In Nollywood, as with most movie industries, the discussions are never-ending. The audiences and stakeholders argue marketing strategies. They push and pull on the necessity of critics, the place of festivals in propelling Nollywood to […]
During a 2025 of foreign streaming slowdown, there were a lot more titles that premiered theatrically, including major box office titles like Behind The Scenes, Daniel Etim Effiong’s directorial debut The Herd, which quickly went […]
Bluhouse Studios has released the official trailer for Call of My Life, the directorial feature debut from Dammy Twitch. The romantic comedy follows Soluchi, a call‑centre agent still reeling from heartbreak after being left by […]
Global cinema set around Valentine’s Day is often rife with romantic love. We get a litany of tropes, some properly executed, others hoping you ignore their flaws. Enemies to lovers, friends to lovers, lovers in […]
The third edition of The Filmjoint Awards 2026 took place on February 7 at Alliance Française in Lagos, celebrating short films, filmmakers, actors, and creative teams who bring these short stories to life. This year’s […]
We might be quick to settle that romance is universal, but in the details, it is not. Naz Onuzo’s A Lagos Love Story is a love story shaped by its titular city. The familiar plot—man […]
Kava, the streaming platform founded by Inkblot Studios and FilmOne Studios, is staying true to its promise of providing a space for short films, with the release of #Messy, a new collection featuring three short […]
Filmmaking brothers Arie and Chuko Esiri have secured a distribution deal with acclaimed American independent film production and distribution company NEON for their upcoming title, Clarissa. An adaptation of “Mrs. Dalloway” by Virginia Woolf, the […]
The Best Friends in the World universe is growing up. Neptune3 Studios is taking the beloved series into feature-film territory with a new project, titled Best Friends in the World: The Year Between. The film […]
The Nollywood horror genre has declined over the years. This can be attributed to a combination of moral and religious panic, alongside the industry’s formulaic mode of operation. Over time, Nollywood has found other formulas […]
