Nollywood

These four directors made some of the most ambitious and unpredictably enjoyable films of the year in Nollywood.

African Stories Untold, founded by Lani Aisida, presents three short films in collaboration with Canvas, a contemporary space in Lagos.

Nissi Ogulu’s short animation film ‘Sopo’, inspired by Afrobeat maestro Fela Kuti’s life, will reach the public soon.

Nigerian filmmaker Chris Ihidero blames NTA’s lack of investment in quality content for Nollywood’s slowed growth.

Nigerian film director, Kunle Afolayan, is rereleasing his 2016 film, The Figurine, on his YouTube channel, KAP Stream TV.

In an interview about “Love In Every Word”, Nigerian actress and producer Omoni Oboli said she maintains a standard even on YouTube.

Uzoamaka Aniunoh makes her writing debut with a new feature film, building on her success in The Weekend film.

Prince Daniel, director of “Mai Martaba”, Nigeria’s Oscars 2025 submission, spoke about facing rejection at a Nollywood In Hollywood event.

What “Love In Every Word”, produced by Omoni Oboli and starring Uzor Arukwe and BamBam, says about success in Nollywood

Get ready for Mo Abudu’s new series Baby Farm, which exposes a Lagos-based NGO exploiting vulnerable women. The series premieres on Netflix March 21.