Why Marry

Why Marry

William and Janice are a married couple with a strong, loving and playful marriage. They enjoy each other’s company immensely when one day out of the blue things change. William says that it is Janice that changed, “she talks to me with disgust like I wasn’t even there.” Her point of view is that his shadiness has brought about a lack of trust and thus her ill treatment of him. A very strong and loving marriage relationship turns to one full of bickering and resentment. Where did it all go wrong and can it be turned back around?

Majid Michel Gives Lecture At American University

Majid Somewhere In africa

Majid Michel, Ghanaian actor is billed to present a paper titled “Being An Actor in the African Film Industry” at the University of Louisville in Kentucky, USA today on the 30th of September 2011. The lecture will be delivered under the auspices of the Department of Pan African Studies, a department at the college where courses on African culture, history, film and politics are taught at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Majid is currently on a tour of U.S to promote his latest movie “Somewhere in Africa” which premiered in L.A last weekend

Afro Hollywood Awards Nominees

Presley Chweneyagae Tsotsi

UK based African Voice Newspaper unveiled the much-awaited shortlist of nominees for the 2011 edition of its African Film Awards, also known as the Afro Hollywood Awards. The nominees on the shortlist also feature heavyweights such as Tonto Dike, Halima Abubakar, Toyin Aimaku, Jamila Umar Nagudu, Funke Adesiyan, Lekan Oladiipo and Peter Edochie contesting in various other categories. The winners in each awards category, who will be attending the prestigious annual awards in London, will be announced at a special ceremony on Sunday, October 9, in Osogbo, the Osun State capital.

Bursting Out

Bursting Out

Nollywood Movies Review: Genevieve Nnaji plays Zara Williams a hard nosed workaholic who is always single because she is too busy for love. Her friends are determined to find her a man and set her up with a guy played by Desmond Elliot, a self centred arrogant bore who they deceive her into having dinner with. After this failed attempted she swears herself off dating men her friends set her up with however ends up turning to them in desperation after needed a date for a work Valentines Ball. She goes to the ball with Tony, played by Majid Michel but everything is not what it appears to be.

I’ve Been Gone For A Minute

Brazil

Hey people sorry for the delay in movie reviews and news. I’ve been away for a month on vacation sunning it up. I had planned on posting while I was gone. I even stocked up on movies the day before I left and packed them, but then on my first attempt I realised the DVD Player in the apartment didn’t play VCD’s. *SHOCK HORROR* It would only play region 4 DVD’s so reviewing anything was out of the question. This weekend I’ll have some Nollywood reviews for you. I have a whole load of movies to watch.

Best Honeymoon

Best Honeymoon

Nollywood Movie Review: This is the review is part 3 and 4 of the movie. In Nigeria and the UK this movie’s part 1&2 is called Wise In Laws. In the USA this movie’s Parts 1&2 is being marketed as Best Honeymoon. I watched the VCD from Nigeria. If it is the first parts that you want to read the review, then click on Wise In Law’s Movie Review. This review is an add on to the Wise-In Laws One, and the synopsis is over there too.

Wise In Laws

Wise In Laws

Nollywood Movie review: Three friends make a pact that when the time comes for tRem to be married each of them will get to “test” each others wife’s to be beforehand. Bright played by Seun Akindele first offers his friends Philip and Steven his girlfriend to be “tested” and his two friends willingly oblige. The problem comes when Philip played by Majid Michel is thinking about marrying his girlfriend Stella. He is reminded of the pact but balks at the idea, not wanting to hear of any such thing. Bright feels afflicted and vows to “test drive” Stella, played by Ufuoma Ejenobor by any means necessary. Will he get to carry out his vow?

The Game

The Game

Shennel is an assassin who is hired by Teddy Elbert to kill his brother Bill in order to receive an insurance payout. Things however are not as clear cut as they first appear to be. Ronnie Lawson is a business man that runs his late father’s multimillion business empire. Brandy is lying to the media that she is engaged to Ronnie Lawson to boost business with her modelling agency. Little does she know that she has been busted when Ronnie Lawson turns up at her agency posing as a wannabe model.

Naked Faces

Naked Faces

Frank, Leslie and Max are best friends. Leslie played by Ecow Smith Asante and given the title “Mummy’s Boy” is at loggerheads with his mother over taking over his father’s business. Max played by Prince David Osei and given the title “Mr Smooth” is constantly fighting with his girlfriend Mabel, played by Martha Ankomah who is titled “The Nag” because she wants to get married but he is not “ready for that level of commitment.” Frank, played by Majid Michel and given the title “desperado” is back in Ghana having been recently from Sweden after dabbling in the drugs trade. A central character in the movie is Leslie’s mother Catherine Cole, and she is given the title “She Who Must Be Obeyed,” and so called for reasons we found out later in the plot.

Who Loves Me?

Who Loves Me?

Chantelle is at a business dinner date one night when an artist by the name of David catches sight of her and becomes immediately mesmerised, sketching her portrait from afar as she dines. On completion he gives a waiter the drawing to give to her along with poetry scrawled along its bottom. He then disappears leaving Chantelle confused and shaken.

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