Fareedat Taofeeq

“Dinner,” directed and written by Jay Franklyn Jituboh, serves a plate full of emotional turmoil, secrets, and the intricate dance of relationships.

“Upgraded” emerges with a promising premise but unfolds with a distinctive narrative focus, which tilts more towards professional aspirations than the anticipated romantic entanglements.

Filmmakers invited to participate in the 20th edition as AMAA celebrates two decades of promoting excellence in African Cinema.

After three years in the making, Kayode Kasum’s feature drama, “One Too Many,” weaves a compelling tale of justice and family

The Amazon original film invites audiences into the realm of the love journey of the American actress and singer.

Kannywood stars Rahama Sadau and Maryam Booth lead the cast in the family drama.

Filmmakers are invited to celebrate and display the cultural and tourism treasures of Africa by submitting exceptional films in Indigenous languages.

From heartwarming comedies to fated love stories, these Nollywood gems offer the perfect Valentine’s Day blend of romance, drama, and culture.

This seven-part documentary series, which sheds light on the traditional Igbo apprenticeship model, is set to premiere on Feb.12, 2024.

With over 60 titles spanning local and international cinema, the festival promises a captivating cinematic experience.