Tag: The Free Critics
“Orisa” Reviews: More Tropes, Less Mettle
Odunlade Adekola’s Orisa is the story of a proud king Oba Adefolarin…
“Merry Men 3” Reviews: An Installment Felled By Its Own Adventure
The Merry Men franchise primarily introduces us to the lives of four…
“Love and Life” Review: A Tale of Friendship, Grief and Love
Nollywood’s work rate has tremendously improved in the past two to three…
“A Tribe Called Judah” Reviews: Balancing Humor, Dysfunction, and Moral Dilemma
“A Tribe Called Judah” is a 2023 Nigerian film produced by Funke…
“Adire” Review: Kehinde Bankole Powers Minimalist Story
Adire, a comedy drama directed by Adeoluwa Owu, tells the story of…
Nollywood’s Cinematic Odyssey: From Rituals to Revolution with ‘A Tribe Called Judah
For Culture Custodian, Favour Overo traces the evolution of the Nigerian film…
“Breath of Life” Review: A Faith-based Film With Refreshing Artistic Outlook
Unlike typical faith-based Nigerian productions, such as Mount Zion films, that are…
“Blood Vessel” Reviews: A Roller Coaster of Emotions With an Intriguing Storyline
The Nigerian film industry, also known as Nollywood, has continued to draw…
Gen-Z, Startups, and the Art of Collaboration in Modern Work Culture
Let’s establish a fact. A fact that we can all see playing…
Music as a Key Player in Driving Social Change in Africa
Music uses different forms of expression and themes because of its diverse…
Uncovering Untold and Forgotten Narratives: an Evaluation of Femi.the.god’s ‘Mgbedike’
When we stand before a piece of art, we may find ourselves…
Remembering Mandela through Martin Meredith
Martin Meredith is a British historian and author born on July 9,…