Film Festival to Award BibandaBy David Tumusiime
Published: September 12, 2005
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EmailStarting September 15, Kampala will be transformed into a Hollywood of sorts as the Amakula Kampala International Film Festival opens. The 10-day film festival that will open in venues like the National Theatre, Plaza Theatre, Ndere Centre, Sharing Youth Centre, Nsambya and Bat Valley Theatre, promises to be even more exciting than last year when the first one was held...
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Beyond Baba Shege’s Homily To The Nigerian Actors' GuildBy Nnaemeka Oruh
Published: August 27, 2005
Print Mr. Asiegbu, the Actors' Guild president, should have told Obasanjo that every artistic production tries to adhere to social realism and thus until such a time that the situation in Nigeria is garbed in positivism, the movie industry would continue to represent the negative sides as the social situation actually is...
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Dreams live firstBy Niji Akanni
Published: April 30, 2005
Print Now, tell me: which famous Nigerian film actress did not first make her name from being able to cry and shout very well? Start from Patience Uzokwo, Rachel Oniga, Eucharia Anunobi, Sola Sobowale, Stella Damasus-Aboderin, even petite Genevieve...
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The Making of a Nollywood MagicianBy Niji Akanni
Published: April 9, 2005
Print Forget ‘not reading right’ abeg. Just give me the bloody script! My Executive Producer wants me on location this weekend. In fact, just yesterday he paid the director and the lead actors their full fees, and all of them agreed to go on location this weekend...
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Black Stars Shine On A White SkyBy Victor Ehikhamenor
Published: March 9, 2005
Print EmailHalle Berry…She can wear my father’s farm clothes and still look astonishing...If your wife or girlfriend caught you cheating with her in Colorado, she will give you a medal of honor. I think any man that wants to keep Halle Berry to himself is selfish and does not wish humanity well...
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Are the Oscars Still Golden?By Wharton
Published: March 9, 2005
Print "And the Oscar goes to ..." For 77 years, the movie industry has banked on these words to introduce the highest motion picture achievement, represented by a golden Oscar statue whose recipients can forever lay claim to being among the best in their industry.
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