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Esther Kalu

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Nollywood thriller Gingerrr, produced by Wunmi Toriola, Bisola Aiyeola, Bukunmi Adeaga-Ilori (Kiekie), and Bolaji Ogunmola continues its dominance at the Nigerian Box Office with the Nigeria Cinema Day celebration, surpassing Hollywood titles.

Nigeria Cinema Day Attendance Rises by 5% Despite Ticket Price Hike

The Nigerian Box Office has revealed early statistics and numbers for the just concluded Nigeria Cinema Day celebration, hinting at impressive numbers higher than 2024.

BY Esther Kalu

Mara short film explores themes of love and faith from a commendable visual storytelling style that contributes to its festival achievements, particularly being recognised for Best Cinematography and Best Director.

Daniel Omogunloye’s “Mara” Earns Five Nominations at KFF 2025

Mara directed by Daniel Omogunloye has earned five nomination nods at the Kingdom Film Festival (KFF) 2025 including Best Director and Best Cinematography.

BY Esther Kalu

Ema Edosio’s When Nigeria Happens uses the medium of contemporary dance to capture the relatable resilience of Nigerians especially creatives amid the broken system and challenges that abound.

Ema Edosio’s “When Nigeria Happens” Heads to Norway

When Nigeria Happens, a contemporary dance feature by Ema Edosio Deelen is set to screen at the Oslo Films From the South Festival in Norway.

BY Esther Kalu

My Father’s Shadow directed by a British-Nigerian director Akinola Davies Jr. claimed the Grand Jury Prize at the NBO Film Festival, where it was praised for its in-depth storytelling and performance.

“My Father’s Shadow” Wins Jury Prize at Kenya’s NBO Film Festival

Akinola Davies’ My Father’s Shadow has won the Grand Jury Prize at the NBO Film Festival in Nairobi for its authentic African story.

BY Esther Kalu

Daniel Etim Effiong’s The Herd records over N80 million in earnings following its charting cinema debut and opening weekend at the Nigerian Box Office.

“The Herd” Continues Impressive Box Office Run, Grosses ₦80M

Daniel Etim Effiong’s directorial debut The Herd has now grossed a total of N80 million Nigerian box office, attained in 10 days since its debut.

BY Esther Kalu

American director and director, Quentin Tarantino secures his biggest acting role with Only What We Carry, 29 years after making his debut role in From Dusk to Dawn (1996).

Quentin Tarantino Returns to Acting After 29 Years

29 years after he made his official starring role, Legendary filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, whose works have inspired many, returns to acting with Only What We Carry.

BY Esther Kalu

Mike Flanagan's Instagram post announced the big production update, featuring a photograph of the director's chair backing from the set with autographs by the team.

Mike Flanagan Wraps Production on “Carrie” for Prime Video

Mike Flanagan in collaboration with Prime Video has officially wrapped his latest production on Stephen King’s adapted TV Series Carrie, starring Summer. H. Howell and Siena Agudong.

BY Esther Kalu

Jennifer Lawrence (Grace) and Robert Pattinson (Jackson) in Die My Love navigate a world where their marriage is tested by Grace’s psychological struggles.

“Die My Love” Teaser Drops Ahead November Debut

A New Look for Die My Love has been released ahead of its November debut, capturing the struggles of Jennifer Lawrence as Grace, a writer battling her demons.

BY Esther Kalu

99% Virgin touches on purity through the lens of religion and desire chronicling the struggles of Olamide as she confronts her knowledge of purity in a world that never stops testing one’s convictions.

Bunmi Awolowo’s “99% Virgin” Draws from Real Conversations on Faith and Desire

Bunmi Awolowo shares inspiration behind her upcoming stage play, 99% Virgin, which explores the collision between faith and desire.

BY Esther Kalu

Veteran Nigerian Filmmaker, Femi Odugbemi, who produced the short drama Bar Beach Blue, is spotlighted for his unique African storytelling track record as a filmmaker.

Femi Odugbemi’s “Bar Beach Blues” to Screen at Goethe-Institut Exhibition in Lagos

Bar Beach Blues, a short metaphorical film by Nigerian Filmmaker Femi Odugbemi will screen at the Sea Never Dry exhibition organised by Goethe Institut in Lagos.

BY Esther Kalu

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