The Cost of Creativity: How Flawed Copyright Rulings Can Harm Artists and the Industry
Last week, sanity prevailed in the music industry as Ed Sheeran came out triumphant in a suit for copyright infringement. But what if the verdict had gone wrong?
Columns
‘Aníkúlápó’ is Not Enough. Nollywood Needs More Historical Epics
Westerners, through Hollywood, push false historical narratives at will. The same is possible for Nigerians, albeit without the false narrative part.
Remembering Rachel Dolezal in an Age of Dissent
Call it cultural appropriation, perhaps it is the freedom to choose.
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.
‘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.