The 15th edition of AFRIFF is set to bring together films from Nigeria, across Africa and beyond, as it returns to Lagos from ...

Can horror help Nollywood make more films with smaller budgets? An exploration of the genre's forgotten legacy, commercial ...

One year ago, AFRIFF Film and Content Market (AFCM) entered its first year with the goal of creating a meeting point where ...

The highest-grossing Nigerian films are the comedies, family dramas, romances, and films that combine all three genres. So, ...

Sabi Arts Limited has launched the Sabi Arts Playwright Prize, a new annual award for emerging Nigerian playwrights, with a ...

Golden Mhinutes Pictures' cultural horror thriller IDIA continues to build on its international award and festival run, ...

September 26, 2026 gave Nigerian cinema two occasions to celebrate. The first was Nigerian Cinema Day, with audiences filling cinemas nationwide for a limited ...

Netflix dates The Covenant Season 2 and Jagun Jagun 2, AFRIFF unveils its 2026 programme, Nigerian projects win at Durban ...

Akinola Davies Jr.‘s My Father’s Shadow is perhaps the most prominent film tied to Nigeria in 2025. As the first Nigerian title as an official selection at the Cannes Film Festival, where it received ...

Thirty-three years after Agbara Nla first appeared, Mount Zion Faith Ministries is bringing the Christian classic to cinemas. Agbara Nla: The Return revisits the original story through a contemporary ...

Back in 2018, Kemi Adetiba pioneered a new kind of Nigerian cinema. While Nollywood has always been interested in crime as a social phenomenon, with King of Boys, Adetiba injected a level of modern ...

Okechukwu, a struggling director from Nnewi, moves to Lagos with his loyal friend, convinced that an imagined Oscar win will jumpstart his career. A hopeful comeback quickly spirals into chaos when ...