Calling on all Fashion filmmakers and fashion film lovers! Got a good idea for a film? Something that hasn’t been done before? Do you have a vision or a new story
Netflix’s onslaught on Nigerian content has moved to TV series. The streaming giant has so far acquired Obi Emelonye’s Crazy, Lovely, Cool and Ebonylife Film’s Sons of Caliphate, and joining
ROK Studios has released the trailer for Raising Jobestina, the series spinoff of Tope Alake’s 2017 hit comedy Picture Perfect. The series is created by Biodun Stephen who penned the
Samuel Olatunji has released the trailer for his directorial debut, Dear Affy, a star-studded romantic comedy featuring Nollywood’s funniest and prettiest alongside some Instagram influencers and singer, Teni, who will
Nollywood is officially in the remake season and new player Charles Okpaleke is leading the movement. Okpekele announced his Nollywood entrance with well-received Living in Bondage: Breaking Free, the sequel
Walter Taylaur’s crime drama Gbomo Gbomo Express is returning to Netflix. The film, a spinoff of the series Married to the Game, was one of the first Nigerian films on
Occasionally, Nigerians vent about Nollywood’s colorful but shallow comedies centered around upper-class Lagosians. I’m tired of them. You most likely are. Even Mo Abudu, the mind behind the most successful
According to data from COMSCORE, Kayode Kasum’s hilarious crime caper Sugar Rush has grossed over ₦200 million, making it the seventh Nollywood film to do so. The film has done
Ghana’s 2020 Oscars submission Azali is coming to Netflix. The Kwabena Gyansah film tells the story of 14-year-old Amina, who flees an arranged marriage with a 70-year-old farmer only to
The Nigerian movie industry is the world’s second-largest movie industry by volume, right behind India’s Bollywood. British Council of Nigeria has been supporting the growth of the Nollywood in many
Growing up in Jamaica, what was your conception of Africa? My perception of Africa was mostly what was portrayed by the media, which was suffering, jungles—animals everywhere—poverty and I mean
Between 6 July 1967 to 15 January 1970, Nigeria lost a generation she will never recover to the Biafran war. Hundreds of thousands died, and even those they left behind