The Nigerian Official Selection Committee (NOSC) has begun the search for the nation’s entry for the Best International Feature Film...
Femi Odugbemi, renowned Nigerian filmmaker and media executive, has officially unveiled BLACKBox, a new creative hub poised to become a...
The Executive Director, National Film and Video Censors Board, Dr Shaibu Husseini, is calling on Nollywood’s guilds to prioritise professional...
The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) approved a total of 151 movies for public exhibition in June 2025,...
To deepen cultural and economic ties, Nigeria and Brazil have embarked on a landmark creative industry exchange, with a high-level...
The glittering ceremony that celebrated African storytelling excellence took place in Nigeria’s commercial hub Saturday evening, drawing renowned talents from...
Nollywood’s latest film, Aso Ebi Diaries premiered in grand style at Lagos’ Jewel Aeida event venue bringing together top celebrities,...
In a landmark moment for African cinema, Nigeria’s My Father’s Shadow has secured a historic place in the Official Selection...
However, if I turn a blind eye to these inconsistencies, I would place Baby Farm as one of the most thrilling offerings from the Nigerian film industry. There is a seamlessness to the production that doesn't feel forced. Characters, through the actors, come to life in this
Lagos is gearing up for a cinematic spectacle as Iyabo Ojo’s “Labake Olododo: The Warrior Lord” storms Filmhouse Cinemas IMAX...
In a bold move that challenges traditional gender norms, Filmhouse Group, Nigeria’s leading cinema, distribution, and production company, is showcasing...
While this is not a case of Them vs Us, the concern about how the story will represent Nigeria—not just in its grand mythology but in its smaller, more intimate details—is crucial. There is a reason to believe that the portrayal of Nigerian culture in Children of Blood and Bone will be filtered more through external research than through intuitive, lived-in sensibilities.
