Esther Kalu

Chris Udomi tells The Nollywood Reporter about designing the cinematic world of Black Market and working on the Guinness World Record-setting film.

Adenike Adebayo-Esho talks to The Nollywood Reporter about Tele x Zikora, revisiting campus drama and taking the story to Nigerian cinemas.

Agbara Nla: The Return, a faith based feature based on an original version created by Mike Bamiloye will debut in Nigerian cinemas on Nigeria’s Independence Day.

In an upcoming Nigerian and Kenyan collaboration, Brian Abajah and Sunshine Rosman stars in the lead as Juma and Bolatito, exploring a cross border love about trust and control. It is set for October 9 release.

Three independent Nigerian producers tell TNR how they fund short films, where production money goes, and the financial realities audiences rarely see behind independent filmmaking.

Moses Inwang’s Ordinary People has ambition, but its heavy dialogue and excessive exposition weaken the mystery thriller, despite strong cinematography and music.

In a brief interview with The Nollywood Reporter (TNR), Omobolanle Onifade, the producer behind Breathe Again, an upcoming Nigerian faith based film, shares insight into her role on the project amongst other things.

Lagos Fringe Art Festival has unveiled its theme for 2026, ‘Let’s Play,’ inviting participants to be flexible.

In this exclusive interview with The Nollywood Reporter (TNR), Grace Okon, the writer and director of Familiar, discusses the upcoming film, which marks her first official production.

In this exclusive interview, Precious Asuai discusses adapting Minna Davies’ Baby Shower stage play for film, casting and its YouTube release.