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In “Lisabi: the Uprising”, Niyi Akinmolayan and Adedimeji Lateef make the same old stuff from the Yoruba Epic Movie assembly line.

This crisp action thriller, starring Gideon Okeke as Tokunbo, leaves all sense behind as it drives towards a conclusion.

The Nollywood actor-director’s latest film goes straight to Netflix on August 23.

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.

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

Norman Maake’s film is based on an unoriginal concept that its committed acting talents can’t quite improve.

Nollywood’s young actors and actresses lend this Netflix show its main appeal.

The show utilizes negative tropes of reality TV as a vehicle to drive its subplots, while making perfunctory gestures towards genuine vulnerability.