In My Mother’s Daughter, a powerful story of estranged bonds and long-buried truths unfolds. Zoey, played by Uche Jombo, struggles to navigate life with her mother Nana (portrayed by the legendary Joke Silva)—a woman whose emotional distance has shaped Zoey’s adulthood and even her parenting. But when a deeply guarded family secret is exposed, […]
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“Light in the Dark” (2025) is a Nollywood drama directed by Ekene Som Mekwunye. The film features a talented cast, including Rita Dominic, Joke Silva, Kiki Omeili, Bimbo Ademoye, Saidi Balogun, and Kalu Ikeagwu. The film follows Emeka and Jumoke, a married couple whose world is turned upside down after surviving a traumatic gang attack. […]
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The Wait is a deeply moving Nollywood drama directed by the visionary duo Yemi Morafa and Fiyin Gambo, the film is inspired by God’s Waiting Room, a faith-based book authored by Yewande Zaccheaus. This adaptation breathes life into the book’s themes of faith, patience, and personal growth, presenting a profound exploration of what it means […]
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La Femme Anjola is a captivating neo-noir psychological thriller directed by Mildred Okwo. The film delves into the darker sides of human nature, blending suspense, drama, and psychological intrigue to create a gripping cinematic experience. Set in the high-stakes world of finance and crime, the film follows the story of Dejare, a young and ambitious […]
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Namaste Wahala, a groundbreaking Nollywood-Bollywood romantic comedy, premiered globally on Netflix perfectly aligning with the romantic ambiance of Valentine’s Day. Directed by Hamisha Daryani Ahuja, the film stands out as one of the first notable collaborations between Nigeria’s Nollywood and India’s Bollywood, showcasing a fusion of cultures, traditions, and cinematic styles. The movie’s storyline […]
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“Phone Swap” is a delightful Nigerian romantic comedy directed by acclaimed filmmaker Kunle Afolayan. It has since become a celebrated work, earning recognition for its lighthearted yet meaningful exploration of themes like identity, chance, and personal growth. The story begins at an airport where two strangers, Akin (played by Wale Ojo) and Mary (played […]
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