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Locarno Film Festival, the popular auteur-driven venue, is showing old and new projects by African filmmakers.

Since news of her passing, tributes to Onyeka Onwenu have poured in from prominent Nigerians.

Among the 28 Sundance documentary grantees are an “Untitled Africa Project” and a project following “LGBTQ+ Yoruba practitioners”.

Uche Jombo’s sports drama, Onye Egwu, is a sometimes-funny project defeated by its own lack of originality.

The popular South Korean series will return for a second season on Boxing Day. A final season is slated for 2025.

Latest Yoruba epic is flawed: its cinematography is mostly banal, its editing is frequently basic, and its direction slack.

This biographical account plays too nice and never rises to the full height and daring of its great subject.

The controversy began after actress Nancy Isime shared on-set photos in which she’s wearing the garment and toting a gun.

Hamisha Daryani Ahuja’s follow-up to Namaste Wahala is a six-episode series that fails to reward its viewer’s investment.

The adaptation will feature the vocal talents of Serah Ibrahim, Adesua Etomi, Shaffy Bello, and Blossom Chukwujekwu.