Dis Lagos: A Visual Narrative of Hope
Lagos will continue to be explored by artists because it throws Continue Reading
ALHAJI: A cracking comedy about serious issues ****
Aside from being a theatre maker myself, Continue Reading
AfroBEAT and RHYTHMS
In the face and cultural threat of the new definition AFROBEATS, Continue Reading
Netflix: More Than A Film Maker’s Meal Ticket
In a bid to escape the competition at home, Netflix is beginning to focus on market Continue Reading
‘The Film’ As Champion of Social Consciousness
There are many factors, some age-old, others more recent, that have Continue Reading
Coronavirus Compels Postponement of iREP Festival
The yearly gathering of cineastes in Lagos, focused on screening documentary films, will not happen on Continue Reading
The true story behind the whimsical film Goodbye Christopher Robin
One of the first books I recall owning was a red cloth-bound copy of Winnie-the-Pooh, with Continue Reading
The Myth of the Starving Artist and Other Misconceptions about Creativity
Art for art’s sake was a creed of the 20th century bohemians, and on the surface, it Continue Reading
The Feast of Documentaries Returns to Town
By Fred Akanni, Film Correspondent Next Thursday (March 19), ushers in the 10th edition of the Continue Reading
OLUWABURNA…Who Needs The Grammy??
The 2020 GRAMMY AWARDS like every other one in the Continue Reading