Battle on Buka Street becomes the second film to cross the N500 million box office mark in Nigeria. By Helena Olori Nollywood actress and filmmaker, Funke Akindele, has...
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Jolly Roger, with its six actors (Etim Effiong, Tones, Mba, Okanlawon, Donga, and Oshinaike) and two supporting acts in Tope Tedela, and Kunle Oshodi-Glover, clearly had...
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“Here Love Lies” Review: The Appealing Aura of Tope Oshin’s Film is Stifled by a Puzzling Storyline
Even if the storyline occasionally inspires you to question your cognitive ability through no fault of yours, Here Love Lies will, ultimately, find its audience…...
“For me, film is a powerful tool to tell insightful, educating, entertaining stories. Also, it mirrors life and society, so I love to keep it that way…” By Vivian Nneka...
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“Battle on Buka Street” Review: Nollywood Returns Home in Funke Akindele’s Polygamy Comedy
With its hilarious dialogue, over-the-top events, and the appropriately melodramatic acting, it’s amazing how Battle on Buka Street manages to squeeze in so many...
Battle on Buka Street becomes the first indigenous Nigerian film to be released in the United States. By Editor Actress Funke Akindele’s 2022 film, Battle on Buka...
By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku, Blessing Chinwendu Nwankwo, Sybil Fekurumoh, and Ijeoma Ntada Thanks to the growing hunger for African content and the search for new markets...
By Blessing Chinwendu Nwankwo What is the holiday season without movies? Although Nollywood did not start the year with the best productions, it is undeniable that they...
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“Finding Hubby 2” by Femi Ogunsanwo Contains Bad Decisions, Regrets, Vengeance, and a Happily-Ever-After Ending
The movie, Finding Hubby 2 brings a lot of intriguing themes to life but does not develop enough to interest the viewers… By Blessing Chinwendu Nwankwo We measure...
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The “Set Up 2” Review: Chinaza Onuzo’s Latest Release Focuses on Aesthetics and Lacks Depth and Clarity
Set Up 2 is plagued by disjointed scripting. This is now a recurring flaw, visible in movies with monocratic leadership, having been written and directed by one person...
