Cinema

In April, for the first time ever at the Headies, one of six songs written for a Nigerian film will be named Soundtrack of the Year.

Nigerian-British filmmaker Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor’s directorial debut, “Dreamers”, will have its world premiere at the 2025 Berlinale.

Director Abba Makama, popstar Adekunle Gold, and others are working on The Odyssey, a documentary exploring Yoruba music’s history and impact.

Durban FilmMart Institute announces 8 animation projects for 2025, featuring films from South Africa, Cameroon, Egypt, and Nigeria.

Four years after winning the big short film prize at Sundance, Akinola Davies Jr’s is set to return with his feature debut, My Father’s Shadow.

Nollywood in Hollywood 2025 take place on the last day of February and on the first day of March.

Temple Company disputes Bisola Aiyeola’s ranking in FilmOne’s Nigerian Box-Office Year Book 2024, seeking reassessment.

African filmmakers can send applications to Visions Sud Est, a Swiss film production programme for countries with limited production capacity.

The Clermont-Ferrand festival is featuring a selection of African short films from across the continent.

Tems won the Best African Music Performance category at the 2025 Grammys for “Love Me JeJe”. Why has Nollywood never received Oscar attention?