There is something particularly frustrating about watching a film that clearly has money, talent, and ambition behind it, yet repeatedly makes choices that cheapen the very world it is trying to build. That was my experience watching Niyi Akinmolayan’s Colours of Fire. Released in Nigerian cinemas on December 24, 2025, the film stars Uzor Arukwe,…
Read MoreGingerrr is one of those films that leaves you frustrated because you can clearly see the potential inside it. The ingredients were there: a stacked cast, stylish visuals, energetic pacing, strong production design, and a genuinely interesting premise about desperate women pulled together by crime, survival, and betrayal. But somewhere between the ambition and the…
Read MoreI did not intend to have a strong opinion on the recent back-and-forth involving two of the biggest stars in Nollywood, Kunle Afolayan and Funke Akindele. At first glance, it appeared to be one of those fleeting industry disagreements that flare up, dominate social media for a few days, and then quietly dissolve. Yet the…
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