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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The movie further exposes the relationship between the gambler and the betting company, as well as the religious gullibility of the public and their desperate need for a...
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“The Wildflower” Review: Biodun Stephen’s Winning Streak Continues in New Film About Gender-Based Violence
The film’s(The wildflower) mostly well-written screenplay exposes Nigeria’s rape culture, exploring the perceived normalcy of problematic behaviour while also...
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“Foreigner’s God” Review: A Good Story Ruined with Bad Accents and a Foreigner Nobody Needs
But if its white saviour narrative is its biggest problem, its most obvious flaw is that the movie is a feast of bad accents… By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku I am always wary...
But if this is the minimum standard for the coming big-budget epic movies from Anthill Studios and Euphoria 360, and even from other filmmakers in the country, it is...
Dr. Ian Stones says in the film that, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Sadly, all the good intentions that exists could not save this chaotic movie. By...
It is commonplace to find that romantic films are set in big cities, and when the movie focuses on the city in question as the focal point of the story, the stakes are...
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Movie Review: Kayode Kasum’s “Kambili: The Whole 30 Yards” Is More Eye Candy, Less Romance
By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku Many people have a love-hate relationship with romance movies, no thanks to sappy moments, cringeworthy scenes, idealistic portrayals, and...
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#Throwback Movie Review: “Elevator Baby” Attempts To Mirror A Country’s Systemic Problems, But How Well Is It Done?
By Jerry Chiemeke As long as you live in Nigeria, there is every chance that its infrastructural and socio-cultural problems will catch up with you any and everywhere. A...
By Jerry Chiemeke In a country like Nigeria that is bedeviled by poverty, unemployment, and insecurity, it is commonplace to see people latch on to any sort of...
