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‘On The Edge’ Review: Politically-Charged Romantic Entanglement Drama Settles For Less in A Sleepy Affair

 I was a bit pumped to see Temitope Akinbode’s On The Edge. The trailer gave off a sense of intrigue, but mostly because Uzor Arukwe, one of my favourite Nollywood actors, was cast as one […]

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‘Meeting Funmi’s Parents’ Review: Somebody Save Omowunmi Dada From These Passionless Romantic Plots

In the 2021 biopic Ayinla, the first time Lateef Adedimeji meets Omowunmi Dada, his legs involuntarily lift off the floor and he pauses his singing because this regal beauty has taken up space and commanded […]

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‘Agu’ Review: Kanayo O. Kanayo Struts in Showmax Legal Drama that Treads the Wilds of the Supernatural

Agu, Igbo word for “leopard,” unfolds as a six-episode legal drama series that delves into diverse themes. In the realm of Nigerian shows exploring legal elements, it follows predecessors like Castle & Castle and the […]

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‘Love and Life’ Review: Rita Dominic, Nse Ikpe-Etim, and Michelle Dede Fail to Shine in Unengaging Plot About Love and Loss

First Features is a Nigerian initiative dedicated to empowering a new generation of film directors who will bring their many talents and unique voices to the industry. The plan is to mentor and assist 12 […]

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‘No Way Through’ Review: Casualties Pile Up in this Drug-Fuelled Prime Video Crime Thriller

In crime thrillers, an occurrence that consistently intrigues me is when the protagonist, presented with an opportunity for revenge, delays the kill for a triumphant speech. Unfortunately, this often grants the enemy an additional chance […]

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