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Showing posts with label nollywood. Show all posts

Saturday, January 29, 2022

A, B, or C ? #movie #movies #glossy #nolly








You choose: 
A. Chief Daddy (2018)
B. Your Excellency (2019)
C. Sugar Rush (2019)

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Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Halloween is near. Maybe this is the year I finally watch Karishika.

We criticize Nigerian films for not being perfect but actually, hmm, from what I hear, there is A LOT of perfect stuff to export, starting from Nneka The Pretty Serpent and Karishika, starting from all those our Yoruba films with the Fadeyi Oloro and the hell-sent creatures, to today's jazz-and-crime pictures on Africa Magic.
Who remembers when NTA used to show one Abiku film, EVERY SINGLE YEAR
???
So, for sure there are blood-curdling Nollywood movies.  It's just that I haven't started watching them yet.  But they are out there.  O, I don't want to watch nonsense oooo.  God help me.





ENJOY the retrospective music by Falz and friends (Phyno, M.I., SDC)

Wikipedia: Karishika is a 1996 Nigerian horror film where by a girl "Karishika" who has been sent by Lucifer to the world to come and kill, destroy and tempt people in order to increase the population in hell.

If you have the liver, watch the movie HERE. 

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Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Ase were n'ise Oluwa #pics and #dance






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Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Movie Moments






That gripping scene from "A Few Good Men" (1992)

Did you order the Code Red?  You're gddmn right I did! 



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Friday, September 16, 2016

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Video: In Conversation with...
leading actress Genevieve Nnaji  and leading filmmaker Kunle Afolayan at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival (City to City, featuring Lagos and the Nigerian film industry)
It's a lovely and insightful hour-long interaction.  Watch and share. 

Sunday, September 11, 2016

Remember Ebola? #93Days in 2014

There's a film, 93 Days, about Nigeria's brief encounter with the contagious disease.
Excited?  


When Patrick Sawyer a Liberian American collapses upon arrival at the Murtala Mohammed International airport, Lagos - Nigeria, he is taken to First Consultant Hospital, where he is admitted with fever-like symptoms.  Against his denials of contact with any Ebola victim in Liberia, the team at first consultant led by Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh quickly deduce there is more to his case than malaria. Their vigilance leads to an early detection that Mr Sawyer indeed had the Ebola Virus disease. 
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Now it’s a race against time to contain a deadly disease from breaking out and infecting an entire city population and beginning what could be the biggest deadly disease outbreak the world has ever known.
The scare is palpable across the country. The doomsday scenario imagined is here. Over a 93-day period from when Sawyer comes in men and women from Nigeria, WHO and MSF do battle with this deadly disease. 
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At its core, 93 Days is a compelling human story of dedication, sacrifice, resilience and survival.

GET READY TO WATCH THE FULL MOVIE

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Tuesday, February 23, 2016

NOLLYWOOD at its finest

Everybody still talks about Osuofia.  And "Living In Bondage" is said to be THE classic.

I slept through 30 Days In Atlanta and Two Brides and a Baby.  Was very pleased, pleasantly surprised, with Inale.  I still really want to see Confusion Na Wa (Help?)

Flower Girl (I got a pirated 1/2-film) seemed like such fun.  And I really liked Tango With Me and even Anchor Baby.  This cohort is quality stuff, relatively.  Which one should I watch next?

I've seen four of five.  The Meeting's the best.  Jenifa is hilarious.

Again here I've seen four of five.  The crowd loved Mr. and Mrs. I did not.  I really need to see Phone Swap. 

 There are many good films from Nigeria not on this list.  Care to add them in the comments? 

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