In Nollywood
Daniel Okechukwu, Anita Eboigbe, Seyi Lasisi, Matilda Adegbola, Fancy GoodmanTaking you inside Nollywood
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Retro Nolly: Tunde Kelani’s 'Ti Oluwa Ni Ile' is a Conflict of Ideas and Worldviews.
Retro Nolly is a weekly series of retrospective reviews of classic Nollywood films by Seyi Lasisi. We will be looking at these films with modern eyes, dissecting what made them unique and how they speak to today’s filmmaking, culture and so...
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Data-driven articles focused on expanding the thoughts of African cinema and its development.
Seyi Lasisi is a Nigerian creative with an interest in writing about Nigerian and African cinema.
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Fancy Goodman is a writer and film journalist. She is also an Inside Nollywood Film Journalism fellow.
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