Film Review: ‘King of Boys’ is everything and nothing you expect
Ms Sobowale is the physical embodiment of the theatre actress, constantly projecting with her voice and Continue Reading
Nwelue Wins a Film Director Prize at Newark Film Festival
By Harris Nathan, Film correspondent Onyeka Nwelue has won the Best Director Award for a Feature Continue Reading
Soyinka’s Ake Film Released on Amazon
Story and photos by Dapo Adeniyi Ake, the film adaptation of Wole Soyinka’s classic childhood memoir Continue Reading
Maiming and Murder For Spiritual Uplift
By Amara Iwuala Much as people are free to embrace superstitious beliefs and creeds of their Continue Reading
Whitney Houston: “Success does not change people”
By Amara Iwuala The beauty of a fabulously told story in documentary film-making is that although Continue Reading
Lights and Camera Leave the Palace, Come to Town
The Lights, Camera Africa!!! Film festival moves on this year from the Federal Palace on Victoria Continue Reading
Spike Lee: Trump is a racist. I don’t care if you wear a hood or suit, that’s who you are
The director Spike Lee calls his films “joints”. Well, they do have a trip-like feel. Although Continue Reading
Everyday Scenes Can Be Strung Together Into A Compelling Movie
That is the spirit of Armstrong, as AMARA IWUALA notes in this review: In the mid Continue Reading
Haynes Comes For a Seven Month Research at UNILAG
Jonathan Haynes has just won the Senior Fulbright Fellows to conduct research in Nigeria and teach Continue Reading
A TWO WAY STREET
The fundament of Kenneth Gyang’s film is that humans, everywhere, yearn for requited love Review By Continue Reading