Fareedat Taofeeq

Tunde Olaoye’s Son of Iron, starring Sola Sobowale, Tina Mba, Jide Kosoko and Mr Macaroni, opens in cinemas nationwide on November 14.

Ghanaian-American filmmaker Zoey Martinson says her debut feature, The Fisherman, draws on her experiences across continents to portray Ghana’s coastal communities and explore the resilience of local life through imagination and humor.

TWF Productions will debut its first stage play, The Greatest Actor of All Time, written and directed by Temilolu Fosudo, in Lagos this November.

Racecourse Media and the Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC) have partnered to launch ReBAND, a pan-African creative movement leading to FESTAC 2027.

Zoey Martinson’s debut film The Fisherman blends magical realism, comedy, and coastal Ghanaian culture—charting a retired fisherman’s dream from Venice to Silicon Valley and redefining African cinema’s creative possibilities.

The Nollywood psychological horror film IDIA, inspired by Edo mythology, will premiere in cinemas on October 24, 2025.

In an exclusive interview with The Nollywood Reporter, Malian filmmaker Soussaba Cissé, daughter of legendary director Souleymane Cissé, discusses her mission to preserve Mali’s cultural memory through documentary filmmaking.

The Nollywood Reporter has been ranked fourth on FeedSpot’s list of Top 20 African Movie Blogs, recognizing its growing influence in African film journalism.

The tenth film from the First Features Project, Colour Me True, directed by Toluwani Obayan, explores fame, identity, and redemption through a celebrity’s return to her roots.

NTA, Natives Filmworks, and Innovative Television Kontent have announced an exclusive deal to remake the iconic Nigerian TV series Cock Crow at Dawn, set to begin filming in Jos in 2026.