Tag: nollywood

The hall was dim, but the laughter was bright. It was the kind of laughter that rumbled like distant thunder ...

There is a peculiar alchemy in cinema: a moment when an actor steps into the frame, and the world outside ...

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, as flickering images from Nigeria’s chaotic video film industry began spilling onto satellite ...

It is one thing to appear in front of the camera. It is another thing entirely to stand behind it, ...

Fame in Nigeria is a fragile armor. For decades, Pete Edochie and Nkem Owoh lived at the center of a ...

Once upon a time, Nigerian TV lived on long seasons, endless soap operas, and weekly family dramas that stretched for ...

There are some choices in life that arrive not with trumpets and applause, but with whispers in the dark, heavy ...

For decades, Nollywood filmmakers have relied on traditional advertising to sell films. Posters, cinema trailers, radio jingles, and celebrity appearances ...

If you’ve noticed lately, Nollywood drama isn’t only happening in movies anymore. These days, the real drama is unfolding on ...

There are names in Nigerian cinema that feel like ancestral echoes — voices that refuse to fade, faces that reappear ...