Let's Talk Movies
Let's Talk Movies
When art is said to stand the test of time, it simply means that despite the passage of time, such art will remain relevant to people’s way of life. This highlights the importance of encouraging constant conversations by the artists,…
Covid-19 taught humans a new way of building intimacy. The compulsory incognito lifestyle that the death-inducing virus compelled humans to navigate, led to the building of virtual friendship and community. Reluctantly, the world moved, like characters from silent cinema pieces,…
Films find a way of drawing their audience into the world of the characters. This world, however, cannot be successfully created without the architects in the production design department. In Nollywood, Blue Adekunle is one of the architects who has…
Written by Francisca Eleyele and directed by ‘Chukwu Martin, Abe Ni is about one of the most dehumanizing cultural practices still rampant today: female genital mutilation. It refers to the cultural practice of removing whether in part or in whole,…
It has been years — five or seven, I can’t recall, since I read TJ Benson’s Tea — a short story about two migrants whose only medium of communication, for a while, was their eyes, hands and other body parts.…