For Nigerian filmmakers, the year began with news from the 2020 Oscars that shook the industry. The country’s Academy Award entry, Lionheart, was controversially disqualified...

For Nigerian filmmakers, the year began with news from the 2020 Oscars that shook the industry. The country’s Academy Award entry, Lionheart, was controversially disqualified for the ‘Best International Feature Film’ category on the grounds that most of the dialogue was in English.

Arrangements for the 2020 Durban FilmMart Institute (DMI) has reached conclusive stages. Already, the organisers have said that following COVID-19 pandemic and the need to observe the World Health Organisation’s

There is good news from the prestigious Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) commonly called the Oscars. The Academy has extended invitation to three notable motion picture practitioners...

What spirit or demon or disturbed state of mind pushes a grown man to exert sexual violence on a minor, a child, 11 years old, and then murder her as well?

The engaging new film by award-winning director, Akin Omotoso, The Ghost and the House of Truth, won big after it closed this year’s edition of the African International Film Festival (AFRIFF).

The Royal African Society’s Film Africa festival now in its 8th year, is held annually across various cinemas in London. It presents a fair summary of promising and recognized...

There is no debate. Nollywood was founded on talkies. Till date, most offerings from the industry do more talking than showing. Not that the filmmakers here lack the capacity to make silent films or art films.

Sunday, November 19, tons of movie lovers gathered at Wings in Victoria Island, Lagos, where Temple productions treated curious and expectant minds to a new African cinema experience with the movie, A Hotel Called Memory.