Review

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

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

The Play Network remake fails to hit any of its old predecessor’s high points.

This Nigerian experiment at telling a time-travel tale is a misfire.

An enjoyable no-frills story from director Kayode Kasum about a single mother seeking career breakthrough amidst familial strife.

With ornate schemes and smart, sometimes unclear, plot twists, Niyi Akinmolayan makes a film that lives up to its name.

Biodun Stephen’s Breaded Life attempts to combine the intimacy of humanity with realism, and pulls it off.