The Oscar-nominated producer and director returns to the big screen with a film he wrote, starring frequent collaborator Michael B. Jordan and Nigerian-born actress Wunmi Mosaku.
The British Nigerian actress stars alongside Michael B. Jordan in the 1930s-set supernatural film, out this weekend.
Tasked with answering the age-old question of who makes the best jollof rice, the Nigerian-born, Los Angeles-based chef combines elements from Nigeria, Ghana and Senegal.
The book, by Jamaican writer Marlon James, has been dubbed the "African Game of Thrones."
"I did not know that I needed to see Michael B. Jordan with gold in his mouth, but yet here we are—thirsty."
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