Every Valentine’s season, people on social media resurrect a jocular song, “Valentine’s is coming, where’s your boyfriend? Will you be…
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There is a running irony throughout Moses Inwang’s Dead Serious. The most obvious is how the title negates everything the…
Kunle Afolayan’s fantasy drama series, Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre, picks up brilliantly from where the pilot (the 2022 Anikulapo)…
Daniel Bell-Gam’s short film, Are You Really Fine, is a calm, reflective vista of the ocean and a panoply of…
Taiwo Egunjobi’s third feature film, A Green Fever, stretches his oeuvre of small to medium-sized cast films set in sleepy…
I was a bit pumped to see Temitope Akinbode’s On The Edge. The trailer gave off a sense of intrigue,…
One would be forgiven if they concluded that Slum King was a Gangs of Lagos spinoff. It is a good…
From Get Out to Midsommar, the dilution of narrative tropes is a filmmaking staple. It is a misdirection technique to…
In the 2021 biopic Ayinla, the first time Lateef Adedimeji meets Omowunmi Dada, his legs involuntarily lift off the floor…
Dinner is a 2016 movie written and directed by Jay Franklyn Jituboh (The Origin: Madam Koi-Koi). It stars Okey Uzoeshi,…