Nollywood

She joined Nollywood in 2001 and made her debut in the popular film “August Meeting.”

The film reflects Nollywood’s growing shift toward intimate, character-driven storytelling for digital audiences.

The interview offered a glimpse into the actor’s personal life, career journey and views on the evolving film industry.

Abstract: Mr Akiyesi has made several significant films, including ‘Deadly Affair’ (1995).

The former couple’s joint appearance at a film premiere has reignited conversations about their unusually cordial relationship years after their...

Despite its ambitious scope and star-studded cast, the film struggles with a disjointed narrative.

In 2020, the ‘Blood Sisters’ actress narrated how she was diagnosed with a fibroid in 2017 and has been open...

Backed by Palmtrees and NEON, it will support writers from underrepresented regions, offering mentorship, funding and residency

A young woman’s unwavering loyalty to her lover is put to the test when a traditional family investigation uncovers troubling...

Renowned filmmaker and Head of Faculty for the workshop, Tunde Kelani, charged participants and winners to embrace their roles as...

Released on 13 March 2024, the film sparked controversy over viral scenes of IK Ogbonna making offensive remarks about Yoruba...

Visually impaired later in life, his role won him national acclaim and made him one of the most unforgettable characters...

The film delves into the emotional and psychological price of ambition in a world where power and achievement often come...

Reactions from producers, actors, and writers point to deeper systemic issues,

The Nollywood star joined dignitaries from politics, media, and business at the tribute event, marking a rare public outing.

Balancing comedy with reflection, the film captures the tension between belief and hardship, offering a grounded take on faith.

She shares insights on navigating digital distribution, sustaining audience interest, and adapting storytelling for a changing viewing culture.

With its focus on identity and emotional consequence, the film rises above familiar storytelling.

The film sets up an intriguing conflict but struggles to sustain it.

Her comments reflect growing calls within the industry for structural support and global partnerships to scale African content.

The award-winning filmmaker also shared his industry’s trade secrets.

Her comments come amid renewed tensions between the actresses, despite earlier reconciliation efforts.

With over 210,000 film titles listed on IMDb, India emerges as the world’s most cinematic nation by sheer volume.

He described the recognition as a milestone for collaboration between Nigerian and South African filmmakers.

The awards feature a total of 32 categories, including 18 decided by a jury, 11 open to public voting, and...