TK Gets The Ecran d’Honneur.
By Jonathan Shume, in Yaounde Nigeria’s most decorated filmmaker, Tunde Kelani, has received another trophy. TK Continue Reading
The Medics of Nollywood
By Amara Iwuala In a country with an abysmal doctor-patient ratio, exacerbated by the ongoing Continue Reading
What Does Black Panther’s Success Mean for African Films?
In late March, “Black Panther” became the most successful film in sub-Saharan Africa ever. The reasons Continue Reading
“It was Difficult to get People to Give Me a Chance Initially” – Kiki Omeili, Medical Doctor turned Actor.
THURSDAY MOVIES By Amara Iwuala Photo Credits: JimmyLawanson Studios and Aham Ibeleme Nkiru ‘Kiki’ Omeili Continue Reading
“There’s an Audience for Every Film, not just Comedy.” – Abba Makama
THURSDAY MOVIES By Amara Iwuala Picture Credits: Manuel Schaffer and Kareem Not much is known in Continue Reading
EbonyLife To Adapt Wole Soyinka’s Play, ‘Death And The King’s Horseman’ Into A Film
‘Death and the King’s Horseman’, a play written by renowned playwright and Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, Continue Reading
The EVE And the Hollowing of Nollywood Content
Tosin Igho’s The Eve, which screened at the Cinemas in Lagos in early 2018, is a Continue Reading
In Alter Ego, Omotola Delivers, But This Is Still Very Nollywood
There’s no doubt about Omotola Jalade Ekeinde’s star quality in Alter Ego, which has wound down Continue Reading
Alakada is Hilarious, but is Here and There
Toyin Abraham’s movie Alakada Reloaded elicits laughter throughout. At a time when critics are knocking Nollywood Continue Reading
Kit Harington Cried While Reading Last ‘Game Of Thrones’ Script
The cast of the Game of Thrones TV show have officially gotten their hands on the Continue Reading