African movie stars and reviews from AfricanMovieStar.com showcasing popular films and talented actors in the African film industry.

Damilola Adegbite

Coming From Insanity

Leave a Comment / General, Reviews / By

FilmOne Distribution and Productions, The Movement Pro. Pictures Aesthetics Of Filmmaking, Bank of Industry-Nollyfund, A Ibidolapo Ajaye Production present Gabriel Afolayan (Kossi), Damilola Adegbite (Oyin), Sani Danja (Abubakar), Bolanle Ninalowo (Rocky), Udoka Oyeka (Toye), Wole Ojo (Femi), Sharon Ooja (Sonia), Adeolu Adefarasin (Emmanuel), Wolo Ojo (Mr. Martin)Sambasa Nzeribe (Det. Hammed), DJ Izybeatz (Kachi), Femi Dayo Akinboro (Muhtar), Adore Akande (Mrs. Martin), Tina Mba (Police Captain), Adekola Odunlade (Cabo). Writer/Director, Akinyemi Sebastian Akinropo; Producer, Ibidolapo Ajayi; Director of Photography, Daniel Ehimen. […]

Coming From Insanity Read More »

Flower Girl

Leave a Comment / General, Reviews / By

Blu Star Entertainment Production presents Damilola Adegbite (Kami Williams), Chris Attor (Umar Abubakar), Chuk Chukwujekwu (Tunde Kulani), Eku Edewor (Sapphire), Patrick Doyle (Mr. Williams), Tosan Edremoda Ugbeye (Mrs. Williams), Bikiya Graham Douglas (Stella)  Producer/Director, Michelle Bello; Screenplay, Jigi Bello; Co-Producer, Michelle Bello; Executive Producer, Sylviane Bello; Cinematography, James Costello. © 2013 I love flowers. This year, 2021, I spent over ninety dollars on new flowers in my yard. You name it, the Everblooming Geranium, Blue Fortune Hummingbird Mint, hibiscus, Gardinia,

Flower Girl Read More »

6 Hours to Christmas

Leave a Comment / Reviews / By

Sparrow Production presents, Damilola Adegbite (Pebbles), Benny Ashun (Troy), Sena Tsikata (Mansa), Nii Odoi Mensah (Francis), Marian Lempogo (Akos), Chris Attoh (Reggie), Asamani Boateng (David). Writer/Producer/Executive Producer, Shirley Nana Akua Manso;  Director of Photography, Kwame Johnson; Editor, Nana Akua Manso; Producer, Creative Director, Chris Attoh. (C) 2010. From my ten or so years reviewing movies, and following, the most popular family movies are farcical. Movies are a mode of entertainment. The rhetoric of film shouldn’t be politically or racially, or ethnically

6 Hours to Christmas Read More »