In His Head is a 2025 Nollywood romantic dramedy that digs into the complexities of love, communication, and emotional vulnerability within relationships. The film features Eso Dike and Bimbo Ademoye in the lead roles, with notable performances from Inem King and Desmond Bryce. The screenplay was co-written by Inem King and Mfonabasi Michael Inyang. The […]
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Fall On Me (2025) is shaping up to be a powerful Nollywood drama that touches on deep emotional themes like trauma, family secrets, and the often-complicated path to healing. With Blessing Obasi in the lead role—known for her emotionally resonant performances—the film brings a clear portrayal of a woman finding herself after a broken marriage, […]
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NARROW (2025) is a gripping Nigerian drama that follows the lives of three individuals—Ray Adeka, Inem King, and Princess Obuseh—as they navigate the struggles and limitations imposed by their circumstances. The film explores themes of personal challenges, societal expectations, and the narrow paths people often have to walk in life. Each character faces unique trials […]
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Barrage is a thought-provoking Nigerian film that digs into the complications of family life, blending humor with intense emotional conflicts. The story revolves around a family facing tough dilemmas, particularly surrounding medical decisions like C-sections, and the challenges they bring to relationships and individual well-being. With its compelling narrative and complex characters, Barrage has sparked […]
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The Scars Beneath (2025) is a gripping Nigerian drama that delves into the lasting impact of childhood trauma, particularly sexual abuse, on a man’s emotional and psychological well-being. The story follows Nathan, a seemingly composed and successful man battling emotional scars from his past. As a child, he endured sexual abuse at the hands of […]
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The Nigerian comedy-drama Keep It Moving (2025) follows the lives of three close friends—Chuka (Eso Dike), Ada (Inem King), and Tunde (Stan Nze)—as they navigate the ups and downs of life, relationships, and career ambitions. The film, a sequel to We Move, explores the theme of resilience, reminding audiences that no matter what life throws […]
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