If you will be South Africa visiting, a movie worth looking out for is “A Small Town Called Descent.” The film is currently making its world debut at the 31st Annual Durban International Film Festival. The synopsis: “A Small Town Called Descent is the stylish debut feature from talented South African director Jahmil XT Qubeka. …
Cameroon Film ‘Not My Will’ Launch Party, August 7th, 2010 (VIDEO Trailer)
Cameroon film makers prepare for the launch of ‘Not My Will.’ According to film producers, “Not My Will is a movie which depicts the perils faced by youths, especially in University environments. At the beginning of the movie, the main protagonist, Nalo, is distressed by a very disturbing dream which plunges her into the hands …
‘Anchor Baby’ Starring Omoni Oboli to Hit Nollywood Theaters Soon
Canada produced Anchor Baby which chronicles the experience of an African immigrant in Canada is set to hit Nollywood theaters soon. The Anchor team sent this our way. If you will visit Nigeria soon, it might be worth checking out. We will keep you posted on releases for the Western markets. “Anchor Baby, a movie …
The World Premiere Red Carpet Screening of “REDLIGHT”
FILM PREMIERE TONIGHT – 6pm and 9pm Contact: Guy Jacobson guy@priorityfilms.com The World Premiere Red Carpet Screening of “REDLIGHT” New York, NY June 2010 – More slaves exist in the world today than at any other point in history. Human trafficking is a global issue no country is immune from. In order to highlight this …
Omarosa Turns off ‘Bitch Switch’ to Find Love in New Reality Show
“Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth may have been fired halfway through the first season of “The Apprentice,” but Donald Trump is hoping to cash in once again on the woman whose name is synonymous with reality-show villainy. A new show on TV One, “Donald J. Trump Presents: The Ultimate Merger,” offers 12 accomplished bachelors the chance to compete …
Is Nollywood Destroying Africa’s film industry? BBC Africa Wants to Know
Nollywood has had a chance at filmmaking for a while now yet, arguably, it can seem to get its act right with respect to producing films of high caliber that can stand against its Western counterparts. Ghanains who are still relatively new at film making show signs of “getting it” and taking Africa cinema to a much higher level and …