Movies
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288Movie Review: Queen Nwokoye in ‘Strained’ takes viewers on a journey of domestic turmoil and family bonds
“Strained” a compelling drama written, produced, and directed by Okechukwu Oku of OracleFilmsTV has now made its debut in cinemas. It features...
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Movie Review – “Mikolo” is Niyi Akinmolayan’s bold attempt to reshape Nollywood
Anthill Studio’s Niyi Akinmolayan’s cinematic journey is defined by his bold ambition to elevate Nigerian cinema. As a visionary filmmaker, he recently...
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Nollywood Shines on the Global Stage: TIFF 2023 highlights Genevieve Nnaji, Lonzo Nzekwe’s new movie
The global stage is set for one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals – the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), commencing...
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Movie Review: Why ‘Kesari’ is an adventurous drama filled with hiccups
The Nigerian film industry has recently witnessed the release of the highly-anticipated Yoruba movie, Kesari The King, directed by Ibrahim Yekini and...
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Netflix releases crime thriller ‘The Black Book’
In an electrifying revelation, Netflix, the global streaming powerhouse, has officially unveiled its highly-anticipated mystery and crime thriller film titled The Black...
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A Bag of Trouble Review: Laughter, Drama and lessons from ‘sudden wealth syndrome’
The dynamic comedic duo of Samuel Animashaun Perry, popularly known as Broda Shaggi, and Chukwuemeka Emmanuel, widely recognized as Oga Sabinus, take...
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Movie Review: Jagun Jagun gives ‘Woman King’ a run for the money…
The Yoruba Nollywood bar has again been raised by Femi Adebayo’s ‘Jagun Jagun’ movie, released exclusively on Netflix today. Kemi Filani’s movie...
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Orisa Movie Review: Odunlade Adekola did not let viewers down but …
I promised myself not to see an indigenous movie in the cinema after some Nigerian movies showed me shege, but somehow, with...
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Movie Review: Love, Lust & Other Things is sweet and sour
Just like the romantic title, Love, Lust & Other Things, which Kayode Kasum directed, tells the story of a woman who gets...
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Movie Review: Despite the hiccups, Big Love stole our hearts
So, because we’ve heard so much about Biodun Stephen’s romantic drama, ‘Big Love’, we decided to join the Nigerian movie lovers at...
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‘Love, Damini’: A Year of Unparalleled Success on NG Spotify Top Albums
In the realm of music, Burna Boy is a name that resonates with many individuals. Whether it be for his remarkable talents...
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Movie Review: The House of Secrets is not your regular Nollywood piece…
Movie director and producer Niyi Akinmolayan’s new movie ‘The House of Secrets” is now streaming on Amazon prime video, and Kemi Filani...
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Movie Review: AY Makun’s Almajiri is explosive!
Over the weekend, Ay Makun’s Almajiri premiered in the Cinemas, and we were there to see the movie and bring you guys...
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Movie Review: Femi Jacobs’ prowess couldn’t salvage the sour taste of Daddy
In celebration of World’s Fathers Day, which falls on June 18th this year, a new Nigerian movie, ‘Daddy’ premiered at the cinemas...
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Movie Review: Kehinde Bankole’s character in ‘Sista’ will pierce your heart
Biodun Stephen’s ‘Sista’ movie premiered on Prime Video hours ago, and we are still yet to get over the different emotions the...
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Movie Review: Watching Dice will leave you with migraine
Kenyan actress, Brenda Wairimu shoot her shot on the Nollywood screen with the release of her movie Dice. The movie was shot...
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Movie Review: Arinfesesi made no sense, has no business in the Cinema
Arinfesesi ( A Day of Misfortune), a film shot in Ibadan in a rural community, Ijaiye in Oyo State premiered over the...
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Movie Review: Honey Money is amazing despite few lapses
Directed by Ekene Mekwunye, ‘Honey Money’ tells the story of Tobiloba (played by Timini Egbuson), a poor school teacher in his twenties...
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Movie Review: The Bride Price not spectacular!
The Bride Price, a film produced by Trinity Ugonabo was out in the cinemas a few days back. We watched, and below...
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Movie Review: The Two Aishas is absolutely Not Recommended!
The Two Aishas, a film, which is the brainchild of Arabel Productions, was released a few days ago to celebrate the end...
