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Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

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What Can ‘New’ Nollywood Learn from Korean Drama? The case of Shanty Town

Korean drama does very well. It takes a not-so-new idea and root it into the Korean way of life. Nigerian films should tell our own stories without apology or affectation.

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

‘Far From Home’ and the Nollywood Challenge

Who is the unknown audience being courted and who is the external puppeteer pulling the strings of ‘Far from Home’? The absence of authenticity mars this series.

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

What’s Nollywood’s Plan for Prime Video?

Why should Nollywood have a plan for Prime Video? Or we could ask the question in the headline another way: What’s Prime Video’s plan for Nollywood?

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

What Can Nigeria Do About the Oscars’ NOSC-sense?

It’s no longer news. I mean it shouldn’t be news to anyone who’s been paying attention that Nigeria had no submission to the International Feature Film Award Committee towards next year’s Oscars-the 95th edition of the Academy Awards.

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

Finding Hubby? Not Again!

Finding Hubby 2, directed by Olufemi D. Ogunsanwo is the sequel to Finding Hubby (which was premiered in Nigerian cinema theatres on December 4, 2020, but was released on Netflix on July 9, 2021). Finding Hubby 2 produced in 2021 was released on Netflix on September 16, 2022.   In Finding Hubby 1, Oyin Clegg […]

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

Should Nollywood Take the Toronto International Film Festival More Seriously?

Or put another way: Shouldn’t Nollywood take the Toronto International Film Festival, TIFF, more seriously? The short answer to this question of either variation is, yes. In fact, Nollywood and the entire Nigerian film industry should take TIFF, very seriously. And not only TIFF, but any film festival worth its salt, where the right connections […]

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

Colliding Stories in ‘Collision Course’

Collision Course, a 2022 film directed by Bolanle Austen-Peters, tackles the police interaction with the public which often breaks down into police harassment, corruption, and ultimate brutality.

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

‘Lockdown’: Unlocking The Good And The Not So Good

The above headline simply means I want to talk about what I like about the film Lockdown, what I don’t like and (the miscellaneous) matters arising. And in case you’re wondering why I’m just reviewing a 2021 film, well, Lockdown premiered on Netflix this August (2022). The crux of the Lockdown story is what happens […]

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

The Many Problems of the Glamour Girls Remake

As far as movie remakes go, opinion is divided. On one extreme, there are many who hold the movies they love with so much reverence and consider them untouchable, such that they would think it a sacrilege for anyone to attempt a remake or a reboot. I’ll go out on a limb to venture that […]

BY Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

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