Category : Film Production


The Night of June 7th: Apo Six Tragedy Film

Linda Ikeji's new film 'The Night of June 7th' recounts the true story of the Apo Six, six friends killed by police in 2005. Starring Femi Branch, Ali Nuhu, Gideon Okeke, Charles Lenny. Teaser out now.

The Night of June 7th: Apo Tragedy Film Teaser Released

A new film inspired by the 2005 Apo incident, where six Nigerians lost their lives, is set to release. Starring Femi Branch, Ali Nuhu, Gideon Okeke, and Charles Lenny, the movie promises a gripping retelling of that fateful night.

Filmhouse Lekki Cinema Makes Global Blue Ribbon List

Nigeria's Filmhouse Group achieves international acclaim as its Lekki flagship cinema is included in Boxoffice Pro's inaugural Blue Ribbon List, highlighting African excellence in cinema design, technology, and operations.

African Women Creatives Set Historic Cannes Presence

Women in Film and Television Africa partners with WIF LA to bring largest-ever delegation of African women creatives to Cannes 2026, featuring participants from ten nations and an official booth at Marché du Film.

Music Videos Redefine Storytelling in Modern Filmmaking

London-based filmmaker Charles Elem, known as KutitheDirector, is leading a new wave of creatives transforming music videos from promotional tools into powerful cinematic narratives. His work emphasizes emotional storytelling over spectacle, using efficie

India Blocks Oscar-Nominated Gaza Film Over Israel Ties

India has prevented the release of 'The Voice of Hind Rajab,' an Oscar-nominated documentary about a Palestinian girl killed in Gaza, due to concerns it could affect relations with Israel, sparking criticism over freedom of expression.

MTF Extends 2026 Application Deadline to April 27

MultiChoice Talent Factory has extended its application deadline for the 2026 intake to April 27, offering aspiring African filmmakers a fully-funded 12-month training programme in film and television production.

Olive Nwosu's Global Vision for Nigerian Cinema

Nigerian filmmaker Olive Nwosu discusses her journey from Lagos to global film festivals, her commitment to authentic Nigerian stories, and the ethical filmmaking behind her Sundance award-winning feature 'Lady'.

Olive Nwosu's 'Lady' Film: A Powerful Nigerian Debut

Olive Nwosu's debut feature 'Lady' premiered at Sundance 2026, exploring gender politics, corruption, and survival in Lagos through a female cab driver's journey. The film won the World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award for Creative Vision.

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