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Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese returns to the festival that announced his talent back in 2019.

Are films characterised as Nollywood’s Yoruba epics only to be critiqued by reviewers from or intimately familiar with Yoruba culture?

Bethiael Alemayoh will participate in the 2025 Screenwriters Intensive programme with her project I Didn’t Forget You.

The 2025 International Film Festival Rotterdam will screen more than a dozen films from African filmmakers.

“Everybody Loves Jenifa” is a commercial juggernaut in and out of Africa.

Kenya filmmaker Wanuri Kahiu will join Daniel Kaluuya and others as members of the 2025 World Cinema Dramatic Competition jury.

CEO of the National Film Authority of Ghana, Juliet Yaa Asantewa Asante, has sounded alarm on the skills gap plaguing Ghana’s film industry.

Senegal/Morocco/France co-production Don’t Wake the Sleeping Child and the Democratic Republic of the Congo/USA collaboration Mikuba (Cobalt) are heading to the 2025 Berlinale.

The 2025 edition of the festival will feature a selection of feature films, documentaries, animations, short films, series, and VR projects.

Nollywood’s list of Top 10 box office hits of 2024 is led by Everybody Loves Jenifa, Queen Lateefah, and Ajosepo.