From the magazine: Story Bored! From Nollywood to Poliwood
Cartoon: Mike Asukwo For articles, interviews, pictures and much more, read the December 2014/January 2015 edition of Nolly Silver Screen (Issue 11) here or click on the download button to…
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From the magazine: Story-Bored! Natural Actors
Cartoon: Mike Asukwo For articles, interviews, pictures and much more, read the October 2014 edition of Nolly Silver Screen (Issue 09) here. Click on the download button to download the…
Lydia Forson covers September issue of Nolly Silver Screen magazine
Editor’s Note: They say charity begins at home and we fully agree. So, after seven editions focusing mainly on Nigeria and its film industry popularly called Nollywood, we decided to…
From the magazine: Vox Pop – Which Nigerian personality would you love to be made into a superhero?
Yemi Blaq – Adesoye Michael Bolaji Amusan (Mr. Latin) – Olamidayo Oladipo Osita Iheme – Doyin Dosumu O.C Ukeje – Omolara Osanyin Olaniyi Afonja (Sanyeri) – Ifeanyi Dike Omotola Jalade…
From the magazine: Rollicking Nollies – Amaka Igwe
Cartoon: Gbolahan Adams Read more articles and interviews in Nolly Silver Screen (June 2014) here. Click below to download the magazine.
From the magazine: Top 5 Nollywood Cinemas
1. Silverbird Cinemas With a carefully laid down schedule, the cinema has been able to provide steadily Nollywood movies every week. Also, Silverbird has probably the largest collection of Nollywood…
From the magazine: Vox Pop – What is your favourite Nollywood movie title?
Last Flight to Abuja – Bimbo Solanke Figurine – Taiwo Adigun Igboya – Gbemi Maami -Tolu Olulade Mr. and Mrs. – Deola Shonukan Keeping My Man – Deborah Taiwo Phone…
From the magazine: Rollicking Nollies – Africa Movie Academy Awards
Cartoon: Gbolahan Adams Read more articles and interviews in Nolly Silver Screen (May 2014) here or click on the download button.
From the magazine: Words of wisdom from the stars
“Nothing good comes easy as they say, so once you’re aware that the challenges will come it’s left to your will and desire to take you across those hurdles.” UDOKA…
From the magazine: Nollywood: A house divided?
Nollywood in its over twenty years of existence has evolved tremendously both in script and content delivery. It has also impacted and transformed global cinema by incorporating indigenous languages in…