Nollywood villains are as old as the industry, with on-screen acts that are fantastically wicked or terrifying. From domineering witches to ruthless gang leaders, these movie icons have cemented their status in villany.
What should have been a triumphant homecoming moment for the filmmakers and film enthusiasts alike turned into a series of disappointments as Mami Wata’s Nigerian debut has been marred by a lack of marketing efforts and technical difficulties impacting screenings.
The Nigerian director returns to the Toronto International Film Festival with his new film, an adaptation of the hit novel, I Do Not Come To You By Chance.
It’s a trend that doesn’t seem to be going away, and as Nollywood directors revisit old movies, some are doing so with more flair than others.
It’s not an easy list to compile but one that guarantees hours of satisfying viewing. Here are our top Nigerian movies and where to stream them.
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The film is due to hit U.S. theaters October 19.
The Nigerian rapper tackles his country's social ills in his very own answer to Childish Gambino's "This Is America."