Nigeria Movies

A young man stumbles into good fortune but it attracts the wrong attention.

A young lady in love with her struggling high school sweetheart, gets romantically involved with a politician who shows her a ruthless side of him...

What happens when you are torn between staying and moving on?

A veteran thief is forced to perform one last robbery. In a reality where vengeance is more precious than gold, two thieves break into the house of...

This story centres on man's desperation that drives belief in false gods. The fear of death leads many to seek solutions outside Godly ways. The...

Ìfé and Adaora fall in love over a 3-day date, but will their love withstand the realities of being lesbian in Nigeria?

In a world not unlike ours, where traditional African drums accompany a cautionary tale, Four friends, Sandra, Dare, Ameh and Nuru, enjoy a day of...

Amara Nzewi, a recent UK graduate of Psychology, has no idea she is stepping on the wrong toes when she starts a foundation to rehabilitate street...

Deji, a young albino footballer abandoned by his mother forms an unlikely bond with Ohi a middle age player past his prime as he tries to relive his...

A Nigerian man repeatedly rapes his teenage daughter and manipulates her to keep mum until she meets a stranger who leads her to her truth.

Hang Time follows Kwame, a promising basketball player who, desperate to provide for his grandmother and sister and obtain a contract in America,...

When Ewura-Ama, recently widowed, inherits Utopia Valley, a luxury resort tucked in the quiet hills of Ghana, her search for solitude is disrupted by...

The Mayors is a 2004 Nigerian drama film written, produced and directed by Dickson Iroegbu, and starring Richard Mofe-Damijo, Sam Dede, Segun Arinze...

A clique of land speculators enlists the help a traditional chief to sell ancestral land fraudulently to a business man who plans to build a petrol...

A short film that “gives a nightmarish spin to a conversation between two friends at a psycho-spiritual crossroads” - Tega Okiti.