Nadia Buari

My Village People

Film One Entertainment, Empire Entertainment, Huahua Media, Kountry Kulture Network, TMPL Motion Pictures, present Amaechi Muonagor (Ndio), Theresa Edem (Haggal), Venita Akpofure (Princess), Ada Ameh (Witch 2), Rachael Oniga (Witch), Nkem Owoh (Prof Pium), Charles Inojie (Uncle Jakpa), Fares Boulos (Roy), Akan Anani (Driver), Sofi Akalaji (Ame), Bovi Ugboma (Prince) Binta Ayo Mogaji (Witch 3), Mimi Onalaja (Mrs. Okafor), Francis Sule (Young Joe), Oge Amuta (stunning Beauty). Director, Niyi Akinmolayan; Screenplay, Bovi Ugboma; Producer, Winnie Okpapi; Cinematography, Adeoluwa Owu. © […]

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Merry Men 3: Nemesis

Gush Media, Corporate World Entertainment, present Nadia Buari (Dare), Ayo Makum (Amaju), Ramsey Nouah (Ayo), Sam Dede (Priest), Chidi Mokema (Dafe), Jide Kosoko, (Minister of Health) Uchemba Williams (Johnny), Segun Arinze, Iretiola Doyle (Dame Maduka). Writers, Darlington  Abuda; Ayo Makum, Jeffery Musa; Cinematography, Wesley Johnson; Producer, Darlington Abuda; Director, Moses Inwang. © 2023. Merry Man 3: Nemesis lost its way to the African Movie Award. But glitz…..Checked! Grits….Checked! Pomp and pageantry…. Checked! The usual flamboyancy in general, which is Merry

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Behind a Smile

OJ Productions presents, Majid Michel (Fred), Adora Uko (Maria), Jim Iyke (Majid), Nadia Buari (Mara), Jibola Dabo (ChiefDajamaji) Gloria Young (Lucy), Omonie Oboli (Stacy), Florence Sunday (Fred’s mother), Screenplay/Director, Frank Raja Arase; Director of Photography, Tunde Adekoya; Executive Producers, Ojiofor Ezanyreche?Obumneke Ezeanyaeche. (C2009) Smiling faces sometimes pretend to be your friend/Smiling faces, smiling faces, is a frown turned upside down/Smiling faces, smiling faces tell lies and I got proof/Beware. Beware of the handshake that hides the snake/I’m tellin’ you beware

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Kiss Me

A Protocol Multimedia Presentation, presents, James Gardener (Drake), Ziggy Netterson (Nana Kesse) Nadia Buari (Bridget), Fred Amuchi ( Paakow), Kinsley Yemoah (Attakora), Dexter Anawana (Chief Eze), Akylia Liverpool (Mimi), Veronica Rockson (Regina). Screenplay/Producer Pappa Deric; Editor, Wale Akingbowa; Director Phil Effi Bernard; Director of Photography, Frederick Ofosu Appianing. (C. 2015) Kiss Me is a title that tickles memory and brings whole lots of nostalgia. It was this sixteen years old boy come home to the village on his first term break

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One More Night

  MM Films Production Presents: Nadia Buari (Latifa), Prince David Osei (Phil), Nash Alexi Smith (Greg), Martha Ankomah (Sarah), Franchesca Gray (Ivy), Story/Screenplay, Evans Anaelo; Director  of Photography, Efe Eprairam; Producer, Lucas Edom; Editor, Samuel Owusu Asare; Director, Ken Steve Anuka. (C2013) If I have authority to rate this movie besides reviewing it, I would have given it five stars and a half. This movie would have been appropriately named Entrapped. It has all the ingredients and reasons to be so

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American Boy Movie

AMERICAN BOY

A Miracle Film Presents: Mr Bob (Psalm Ajeteio), Abi Adatsi (Monica), Morris Owusu (Charles), Nadia Buari (Akua), Van Vicker (Abusei), Emma Dickson (Mama Jane). Story, Samuel Nyamekye; Screenplay, Fred Asante Kotoko; Director, Samuel Nyamekye. On a serious note, if there’s a movie that’ll tickle you to death, that movie will be “American Boy.” It’s down right funny. The kind of funny that will not impose itself on you, because the characters are too serious about their roles, but  kind of

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The Followers

The Followers

By Ali Baylay Executive Image Movies and Franco Films Presents: Emeka Ike, Nadia Buari, Chika Ike, Fredo Arico, Emeka Ani; Production Manager: Ben Ayosinti; Producer: Kenneth Okonkwo; Editor: Nnoshiri Charles Brain; Exec. Producer: Kenneth Okonkwo; Director: Ugo Ugbor; Principal Locations: Ghana/Nigeria; 133 mins. c2009. The Followers is a topic that invokes religious connotations as in ‘disciples’, but don’t be fooled brother, this is a film glorifying animism and devil worship with Christian church simply as a front. To a large

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Jackie Appiah

Interview with Ghana’s Jackie Appiah

One of Ghana’s enterprising actresses, Jackie Appiah, who has featured in a number of award-winning movies both in Ghana and Nigeria, says she is enjoying her work and does not intend to stop acting. The movie star, who was discovered by the writer of Things we do for Love, a popular television series, hinted that she is into acting full-time.

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Wicked Intentions

By Ali Baylay The last time I was ridiculed, confused, and puzzled by a literary genre was when I read Wole Soyinka’s Interpreters. I read it twice with no success at understanding the novel, until an O’level class friend of mine recommended Fourah Bay College Edred Jones’ treatise, Interpreters Interpreted. Even at that, I can’t hardly have intelligent discourse on the Interpreters. In all my movie reviewing experience, Wicked Intentions baffles me the same way Interpreters does, though in the case of Wicked

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