Battle on Buka Street, the highly anticipated comedy-drama movie by Funke Akindele, on Sunday night premiered to a select audience...
Though the film’s narrative is engaging, the performances are a mixed bag. Timini’s Tomiwa delivers a decent performance, convincingly portraying a man torn between image and authenticity. The girlfriend Imani, though not the focus of the plot, lacks depth and is reduced to a stereotypical role — the ambitious partner who prioritizes success over emotions. The standout, however, is the family-oriented Rachel. Omosuku brings warmth, humour, and raw emotion to her role
Battle on Buka Street film directed by Funke Akindele and Tobi Makinde is set to debut on Prime Video on...
The teaser for Funke Akindele-Bello‘s new flick, “Omo Ghetto (The Saga)” is out and it’s a display of comedic genius....
With the official trailer and behind the scenes footages unveiled, next up is an introduction to some of the amazing...
Tòkunbò is written as a thriller and action movie. Ramsey Nouah’s ambitions as director are not very grand. It is a trite storyline of the regular Omo Eko, whose creed is to simply make it to see another day, but then struck by misfortune, in Tòkunbò’s case, his son’s heart disease, as he faces a dilemma from which finding a way out becomes a double-edged sword that leads to crime.
Award-winning actor Timini Egbuson and acclaimed filmmaker Kayode Kasum have joined forces to create “Reel Love,” a romantic drama set...
