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Shaffy Bello – I Don’t Always Watch Films I Star In

I don’t throw my name around Shaffy Bello needs no introduction after making a major comeback in the 2010 Yoruba film, ‘Eti Keta’, and has since been a regular feature in the Nigerian film industry.

Berlin Film Festival: ‘Crocodile’ Documents How Self-Taught Filmmakers From Nigerian Hinterlands Became Astonishing Creative Force

The Nigerian filmmakers known as "The Critics" are explored in the documentary 'Crocodile,' directed by Pietra Brettkelly and The Critics.
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In ‘My Father’s Shadow,’ family memory and Nigerian history are resurrected

The British Nigerian director Akinola Davies Jr. and his brother Wale were both toddlers when their father died. As adults, ...

How ‘My Father’s Shadow’ Came Out of Political Unrest and Childhood Loss in Nigeria

Akinola Davies Jr. tells TheWrap about his new film "My Father's Shadow." Akinola directs the film, which started as a short film script his brother Wale wrote years ago.

Daydreams and memories shine through My Father's Shadow

In the sweet and arresting debut My Father's Shadow, Nigerian brothers spend a day in the city with their estranged father.