Nollywood

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

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

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

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.

K’naan and Afolabi Olalekan will join Oscar winners Christopher Nolan and Barry Jenkins as filmmakers selected by TIFF’s Discovery section.

The inclusion of a screenwriter’s name in all publicity where other crew members are listed is a ridiculously modest demand for Nollywood.

Domestic violence meets coming-of-age tale in Courage Obayuwana’s moving debut feature.

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

Beyond anything else, For Maria Ebun Pataki gets points for tackling a rarely discussed subject.