Ali Baylay

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Ramsey Nuah Meets His Real Father !

C2002 Ulzee Nigeria Ltd Production present, Ramsey Nouah (Danny) ,Omotala Ekenhinde  (Mary). Screenplay/Director, Charles Novia. (2003) Production Conference: Presents are:  Screenwriter/Director Charles Novia), and producer Producer: Who do you think of in the male lead of “When Love Dies?” Screenwriter/Director: (In unison) A method Actor. Producer: Why a method actor, and in fact what is method acting? Screenwriter: I wrote a story that is too personal. Method Acting is the acting wherein the actor, in a vivid sensation on the stage […]

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Jim Iyke Steals Rita Dominic’s Heart

Rita Dominic (Annabel) Jim Iyke (Barry), Donald Chidi (Mokeme). Director, Adim C. Williams; Story, Loius Isikaku; Screenplay, Adim C. Williams; Editor, Michael Anakpa: D.O.P, Emmanuel Olabode. Anabel (Rita Dominic) is rescued by Barry (Jim Iyke) from two punks who nearly made away with her shopping bag and pocketbook but ends in Berry’s arm as a lover. Both Anabel and Barry, and right in front of Barry’s mother as a witness, vowed never to separate from each other. Not long after, Anabel’s parents report to her

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Blackmail

Diamond World Film Production presents Kofi Adjorolo (Mr. Boateng), Jackie Appiah (Nikki), John Dumelo (Henry), Kalsium Sinare (Niki’s Mama), Biola Ige (Lavida), story by, by Ibrahim Seidu; Screenplay, Phil Efe Bernard; Director, joroloPhil Efe Bernard: Producer, Ibrahim Seidu. © 2010 I have two ideas about where to get a good, bellyful restaurant dinner in the states. Go to either a Chinese buffet or a Greek restaurant. No kidding, they feed you. That’s how I see most of the movies that

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Shirley Frimpong Manso’s Tale Stings

Sparrow Productions Ltd. Presents: Adjetey Anang (Kuuku, Lydia Forson (Fremi), Majid Michel( Nii Aryee), Doris  Sackitey, Joselyn C Dumas, Abeiku Acquah. Screenplay/Director, Shirley Frimpong Manso;  DOP, Bob J. I guess we still remember the two characters, Damon and Pythias in Greek mythology. Damon was going to be executed in place of his friend Pythias, if Pythias had not returned his person to the tyrant king Dionysious of Syracuse. Pythias returned just when Damon was to be executed on the cross.

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Majid Rides Okada For A Living!

Royal Arts Academy Production Presents, Genevive Nnaji (Zara Williams), Majid Michel (Tyron), Desmond Elliot Bernard), Nse Ikpe Etim (Tena), Omoni Oboli (Ini); Story, Emem Isong; Screenplay, Uduak Isong Oguamanam/ Bola Aduwo; Director of Photography, Alex Effiong; Producer, Emem Isong; Directors, Daniel Ademinokan, Desmond Elliot.   I’ve never been so humiliated in my life…I’m tired Zaira, I’m tired of fighting, I’m tired of trying to live to everyone’s expectation, I’m a disappointment to everyone including myself…I have a career going down the

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Stephanie Okereke Is In Bank Business

    Starring Stephanie Okereke (Monica), Yul  Edoche (Sup Mark), Cha Cha Ekeh (Portia), Sylvester Madu (Jazzman). Story/Screenplay, Sylvester Madu; Director of Photography, Laure Oluwale; Editor, Samuel Emanuel Aja; Producer, Onyeka Joe Orajiaka; Director, Ifeanyi Ikpoenyi “Bank Business” is a story about a bank heist.  The caper is pulled off  successfully but the leader of the gang is shot and arrested. They are in the  process of freeing him from police custody, which they successfully did  but  ran later  into

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Jackie Appiah Sets up Her Husband

With the phallic desire in all men, and upon seeing “4 Play Reloaded” title on a store shelf, my libido flared. I grabbed it off the shelf, looked this way and that way and then shove it in my backpack because I didn’t want some nosy parker thinking I was a dirty old man. I looked forward to some kinky evening in private. I was still not convinced as to what might unfold in my living room with my daughter

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Ini Edo Is A Gangster!

There’re lots of Nollywood movies that don’t bite on anything, but boy I tell you, this is a bomb and stands out as a classic productions. I always observe in my line of reviewing films that, not the story, the actors, the set, the camera and locations put together are  enough but the director is the one who always give a film its distinctive look. With so many films to his credit, I give director, Mac Collins Chidebe, kudos for this remarkable

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Van Viker and Jim Iyke At War

“College Wars” is not about physical war as the name connotes than about war over character. An armed robbery takes place and a prominent politician’s son is murdered in the process, but at the scene of the murder another popular and prominent student’s passport is found. Now the police and the dead boy’s mother accuse Mike (Van Vicker)  who happens to be the best friend of the murdered student as a suspect, and he goes into hiding. The small world

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Temple of Justice exposes the follies and failures of African social institutions

“Temple of Justice” is a story in a different realm all by itself. The type of story when one has to step up to the plate and defend her belief against her environment and does not care if she ever went against the grain of her society. Doing what she does and her belief as she has are her only weapons. To stand against the mores of her society is a tall order counting on the idiosyncrasies of the African

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