Ikenna Churchill

Femi Adebajo explores Nigerian dance film through Memory in Transit, discussing movement, memory, Fulani nomadic influence, and the future of dance on screen in this exclusive interview.

Exclusive interview with Director Sulaiman Omotola Ogegbo, producer Leo Obienyi, and stars Sunshine Rosman and Uzor Arukwe on Alive Till Dawn, Nollywood’s first major zombie film, exploring its bold risks, box office success, and revival of Nigeria’s horror genre.

Snubs, misplaced categories and the blur between TV and film in the 12th AMVCA nominations. A critical look at this year’s most controversial awards list.

Akinola Davies Jr. sits down with The Nollywood Reporter to discuss his debut feature, why he leaves things unsaid, what children notice that adults miss, and how he makes a film that sits with grief rather than rushing past it.

A review of the new Nollywood action film starring Razaaq Adoti. It has the moves but misses the heart. Streaming on Netflix now.

A critical review of Aníkúlápó: The Ghoul Awakens, examining Kunle Afolayan’s response to criticism, the series’ ambition, narrative sprawl, and why its expansion weakens the emotional restraint that made the original Aníkúlápó resonate.

A reported exclusive on To Adaego With Love, examining how the film uses post-civil war Nigeria, music, and intimate storytelling to explore love, memory, and reconciliation through the voices of its director, writer, and cast.

An honest review of Dimeji Ajibola’s The Covenant series, highlighting its narrative strengths and weaknesses, character performances, and ensemble cast, with context on its ongoing renewal for Season 2.

Discover how Donald Tombia makes a striking debut in “Òdè! There Is No Bus Stop,” bringing fresh energy and depth to the film. Explore his breakout performance and the story behind this compelling Nollywood project.

From humble beginnings to global acclaim, Nollywood’s evolution is a story of bold growth and creative triumph. Discover the gains, the shifts, and the vibrant future of African cinema.