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My 25-year Nollywood journey – Pascal Amanfo

By Rita OkoyePascal Amanfo is an award-winning Nigerian filmmaker and actor currently based in Ghana. In this interview with Saturday Sun, he reflects on his 25-year journey in the film industry, ...
New Telegraph

The Youtube Era: Nollywood’s New Frontier

Nollywood has officially entered its YouTube streaming era, and the industry is better for it. Filmmakers are cashing in significantly as Nigerian cinema becomes more accessible to a global, diverse ...

Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde’s Mother’s Love: First African Film to Donate 100% of Theatrical Proceeds to Charity

Nollywood legend Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde commits 100% of Mother's Love proceeds to Slum2School Africa, the 4th film ...
The Hollywood Reporter

‘Lady’ Review: A Slender but Striking Nigerian Neo-Noir About Friendship, Gender and Sex Work

Olive Nwosu's first feature centers around a Lagos cab driver who accepts a gig shuttling her childhood friend and other sex workers around the city. By Jourdain Searles While a fuel crisis plagues ...
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‘My mom is only human’: Daughter of missing woman who was found ‘alive and well’ 24 years later breaks her silence

(Gray News) - The daughter of the North Carolina mom of 3 who was found alive after going missing 24 years ago shares her feelings following the discovery in the case. Amanda created a Facebook page ...
The Hollywood Reporter

Courtney Love’s Documentary Was a Huge Hit at Sundance. Naturally, She’s Reshooting It

The always controversial alt rock star was a no-show in Park City.. Why? She’s been telling friends she hates her new movie. By Chris Gardner There’s a moment in Courtney Love’s new documentary, ...
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‘Who Took My Family?’ follows a devoted mother as she tries to locate her missing family

The brand new thriller Who Took My Family? premieres on the Lifetime Movie Network Friday, Feb. 20 at 8/7c. The latest LMN thriller follows a devoted wife and mother as she puts her life on hold to ...