


Nigerian Film, “The New Normal” Wins Big at ABFF International Film Festival

You’ll struggle with learning if your aim is to make money in filmmaking, says Osbalt

Nigeria made $104m from film, music industries in 2019 ― Lai Muhammed


Film: MUNA to hit cinemas December

Censor Board to begin burning of pornography films in Nigeria

Short film about life struggle, suicide and depression




Security worries cloud celebrated African film festival

Up in the Sky’s film clinches bronze at Loeries 2018

China’s most expensive movie becomes epic flop

Princes William, Harry play Stormtroopers in new ‘Star Wars’ film




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Borno Govt. to support establishment of film production centre
The Borno Government on Tuesday pledged to support the Motion Picture Practitioners Association of Nigeria (MOPPAN), towards actualising its dream of establishing a film production centre in the state.

NFC,NFVCB,others endorse National film development fund
The Nigerian Film Corporation (NFC), Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC), Nigerian Film & Video Censors Board (NFVCB) and the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) which forms the quartet for the Nigerian film industry have jointly endorsed the establishment of the National Film Development Fund (NFDF) to enable the nation deal, urgently with the dearth of funding for film production activities, and investment opportunities yet untapped in the Nigerian film industry.

Uganda bans Dutch film for showing gay scenes
Uganda’s censorship board has banned a Dutch film, The Dinner Club, after accusing it of “glorifying homosexuality” the Embassy of The Netherlands in Kampala has said.

Steve Ayorinde hails nine Lagos-based film directors
The Lagos State Government has congratulated nine Lagos-based film directors whose latest films will be screened to global audiences at the world-acclaimed Toronto International Film Festival holding in Toronto, Canada between September 8th and 18th 2016

Fred Amata advises Delta youths on hard work
A Nollywood film maker, Mr Fred Amata, has advised talented youths in Delta to be hard working, so as to reap the benefits of their talents.

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