Oluwatomiwa Ogunniyi

The Annual Film Mischief Festival 2025 returns, championing identity, resilience, and healing with screenings across four African cities.

Sarah Kwaji’s “Out in the Darkness” lands a spot at the 2025 Oakville Film Festival, marking a major milestone for the Afro-Canadian filmmaker.

Nigerian filmmakers Dika Ofoma & Blessing Uzzi represent Nigeria at Locarno Film Festival’s Open Doors Program, spotlighting African cinema.

In collaboration with Nne Studios and directed by AMVCA winner, Myde Glover, “Two Hearts, One Soul” blends love, comedy, and drama, with a star-studded cast.

The emotionally-charged narrative promises a powerful tale of resilience and survival.

The one-week music video workshop will take place in Lagos from June 9 to 13, 2025.

The filmmaker and producer of award-winning “Everything Light Touches” discusses telling inclusive stories, highlighting autism, and his next chapter in mental health advocacy.

The red carpet has become a defining part of Nollywood culture, with fans eager to see what celebrities wear to high-profile events.

Mo Abudu, a celebrated figure in Nollywood and one of TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2025, has built a legacy by challenging expectations—especially around age and ambition.

Nollywood’s finest make a statement in the festival, showcasing elegance and cultural pride mixed with fashion at the prestigious Cannes festival this year.