Reporter’s Diary: Why Documentaries Are Not Boring
Documentaries are far from boring; in fact, they offer the most insightful perspective that challenges preconceived notions.
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Documentaries are far from boring; in fact, they offer the most insightful perspective that challenges preconceived notions.
Reporter’s Diary: Why Documentaries Are Not Boring Read More »
Producing more issue-based films would be a way Nigerian filmmakers print their names in world history.
Nollywood Needs More of “The Legend of the Vagabond Queen of Lagos” Read More »
Nigeria’s absence at TIFF 2024 raises questions about its commitment to promoting its film industry on the global stage.
Where was Nigeria at TIFF 2024? Read More »
“Postcards” is a vibrant but disjointed Netflix series exploring lives in Nigeria and India, with colorful Mumbai as a backdrop.
Drifting “Postcards,” From The Makers Of “Namaste Wahala” Read More »
Afamefuna: An Nwa Boi Story is based on the Igbo apprenticeship trading system, which involves an older, established businessman (the master), training an apprentice (or nwa boi) for several years and, on completion, the apprentice is set up with a business of his own.
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