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“Iyanu: The Age of Wonders” Lands on Showmax September 26
The animated feature expands the franchise after the record-breaking success of Season 1.
BY Fareedat Taofeeq
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- News
Omoni Oboli Confirms the Sequel of “Love in Every Word”
The filmmaker has secured partnerships with UBA, Coca-Cola, and other brands for The Wedding.
BY Fareedat Taofeeq
- News
African Film Press Launches Pan-African Critics Prize, Debuts at Surreal16
The new award aims to elevate African critical voices in cinema and provide filmmakers with recognition from a continental network of critics.
BY Fareedat Taofeeq
- Film
“‘Abanisete: The Ancestor” Is Bold but Burdened by Its Own Chaos
Itele D Icon’s ambitious epic celebrates Yoruba heritage and ancestral power but stumbles under the weight of too many characters, uneven pacing, and a misplaced reliance on spectacle.
BY Fareedat Taofeeq
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“Say Who Die?” Brings Dark Comedy and Chaos to Prime Video
The Nollywood drama follows twin sisters caught in a spiral of secrets and betrayal.
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- Film
Drama and Chaos Collide in “A Weekend Fiasco”
The drama featuring Ini Edo, Alex Ekubo, Odunlade Adekola, and others, heads to cinemas September 5.
BY Fareedat Taofeeq
- Film
“Red Alert” Heads to Cinemas This August
After a U.S. tour in Dallas earlier this year, Austin Faani’s news film opens in Nigerian cinemas on August 29.
BY Fareedat Taofeeq
- Film
“Dara: A Port Harcourt Love Story” Hits Cinemas September 5
The coming-of-age romance explores love, passion, cultism, and campus violence.
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Tanya Price Confirms “The Present Help”,Teases Comedy “Lost in Lagos”
Speaking with The Nollywood Reporter, the producer-actress reveals her next moves, including a Utah-Nigeria shoot and a shift toward lighter roles.
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Kelani Warns: Nollywood Risks Creative Decline as Reading Culture Fades
The filmmaker, whose classics often adapt literary works like those of Femi Osofisan, says Nollywood must reconnect with books to preserve its creative depth and cultural relevance.
BY Fareedat Taofeeq