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Yul Edochie sparks outrage with Peter Obi movie

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Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has come under heavy backlash over the release of a new movie titled Peter Obi. The father of five shared the...

Movie review: Kpali is an eloquent commentary on millennial angst

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By Toni Kan Forget the story. Forget the acting. Forget the hype. Go see Kpali the movie for the aerial shots that make Lagos look nothing like the...

Movie review: The Bling Lagosians joins the bandwagon

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By Femi Babadudu Three years after co-producing the Ebola movie 93 Days, Bolanle Austen-Peters makes her directorial debut on cinema with The Bling Lagosians. Before now, she...

Movie review: The Delivery Boy is a bold, timely and important...

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By Toni Kan The trope of the Mephistophelian criminal mastermind is a well-worn one from the eponymous Mephistopheles to Iago as instigator in Shakespeare’s Othello and Fagin...

Movie review: Kunle Afolayan’s Mokalik is primal and organic

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By Toni Kan In concluding my 2016 review of Kunle Afolayan’s The CEO, I wrote that “Kunle Afolayan has delivered another major movie in The CEO but...

Movie review: Hope is a scarce commodity in Ema Edosio’s Kasala

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By Toni Kan Oscar winner, Antoine Fuqua, began his film career making music videos, so did Spike Jonze. Here in Nigeria, Ema Edosio has plied...

Movie review: My Wife & I offers much, delivers little, by...

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Bunmi Ajakaiye directs this daring tale of a couple (Toyosi Akinyele, played by Ramsey Nouah) and Ebere Akinyele, played by Omoni Oboli) constantly at...

When women gather, there is war! – A review of The...

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Every movie has an emotional core, its beating heart. In The Women, Blessing Egbe’s latest movie which opened in cinemas on Friday, the core lies...

Movie review: In Line, the awesome Nollywood movie many won’t see,...

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There were just 11 of us in the hall the day I went to see the new Tope Oshin movie, In Line, currently showing...

Movie review: Hakkunde tells an inspiring Nigerian story, by Femi Idowu

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Award-winning Asurf Oluseyi‘s first full-length movie, Hakkunde, is a tale of Akande (Frank Donga/Kunle Idowu) a young graduate who struggles to get a job after...