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Sir White

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Mercy Johnson production presents Kanayo O. Kanayo (Azor Morgan), Queen Nwokoye. Directors of Photography, Promise Obeiese, Emeka Ezemony; Executive Producer, Amobionyenze Richard. © 2022 God said love your enemy, and I obeyed him and loved myself- Khalil Gibran.  Never heard of him. First, Khalil coined the “don’t ask what your government can do…” phrase before JFK could paraphrase it into his inaugural speech. He also coined the above phrase here, summing up the total of Sir White. Khalil clearly expressed […]

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Light in the Dark

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Riverside Productions, Bukana Motion Pictures, Mixed Tape Soundworks present Rita Dominic (Jumoke Arinze), Kiki Omeili (Amina Abubakar), Emmanuel ‘Mannie’ Essei (Sadiq Abubakar), Joke Silva (Mama Jumoke), Kalu Ikeagwu (Emeka Arinze), Saidi Balogun (Kay), Angel Onqinyechi Unigwe (Adaeze). Director, Ekene Som Mekwunye; Producers, Chidinma Uzodike, Brandi Kallum; Screenplay, Babatunde Ojo Ahmed; Director of Photography Mohammad Atta Ahmed; Executive Producers, Richard Ogbuji, Muti Mekwunye. © 2019. Light in the Dark is a story about a model middle-class African family of Jumoke Arinze

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’76

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Digital Jungle Studio Production, An Adonis Production & Will’s Trust Presentation present, Ramsey Nouah (Capt. Dewa), Rita Dominic (Suzy), Chidi Mokeme (Major Gomos), Ibinabo Fiberisirma (Angelina), Debo Oguns (Major Noel), Memry Savanhu (Eunice), Adonijah Owiriwa (Captain Ajaiye), Daniel K. Daniel (Corporal Obi), Ada Ofoegbu (Aunty Mary), Nelly Ekwereogo (Ikneena), Chinyere Ibe (Captain Obi’s Wife). Story by Izu Ojukwu; Screenplay, Emmanuel Okomanyi; Director of Photography, Yinka Edwards; Associate Producer, Grace Haastrup; Debbie Mangut, Maxwell Mijinyawa Barde, Robert Aft, Clementine Murekatete-Vervelde; Producers

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Rosemary’s Fight

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Mina Productions present Rita Dominic (Rose), John Dumelo (George), Desmond Elliott (Paul), Screenplay, Mina Christine; Director of Photography, Joseph Oladunjoye; Director, Desmond Elliott; Producer, Mina Christine. (c) 2014. If a movie title ever puts the goddamn fear in you, Rosemary’s Baby (1968) will be it. And if a title of a movie today half comes close to Rosemary’s Baby, Rosemary’s Fight does, though, in title only. Rosemary’s Baby is all in a class by itself. Imagine a young man sells

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The Meeting

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The Audrey Silver Company presents, Rita Dominic (Clara), Jide Kosoko (Md), Femi Jacobs (Makinde), Lida Ejiofor (Ejura), Kate Henshaw (Mrs. Ikomi), Nse Ekpe Etim (Bolarinwa), Colin Richards (Jolomi). Producer/Director, Mildred Okwo; Producer, Rita Dominic; Cinematography, Jim Bishop; Screenplay, Tunde Babilola. (C) 2012 “…totally Nigerian or African story…,” says Mildred Okwo, the Producer/Director of The Meeting, in a post-production interview. She’s right on the dollar, Mildred is right on the money. Did you bring your lunch pack? Did you bring extra Naira

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’76

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  Jim Iyke (Jake), Rita Dominic (Peju),  Nikky Samonas (Sophia), Barbara Ukattah (Maggie), Jibola Dabo (Chief Aderibigbe), Joyce Kalu (Mrs. Aderibigbe), Dan Dinovo (Richie). Story, Uchenna Ivo; Screenplay, Jim Iyke; Director of Photography, John Osemeka; Producer, Omar Oyin Bala; Director, Chijoke Okeke Ogano; Editor, Okey Benson. C2017.  I was interested in Frederick Leonard’s ’76 which have already 57,000 hits to its name, and I thought this could be a good one to watch and share in the experience; especially when I’m

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WRAPPED IN MAGIC

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  Ulzee Films Presents: Senanu Gbauewu (Emeka), Rita Dominic (Kofo), Nuella Ujubuigbo (Onyii), Beatrice Mulba (Tina). Story/Screenplay, Tchidi Cikere/Nnedi Okorafor; Director of Photography, Chigozie Onoh; Editor, Jahbless Ukaegbu; Producer, Azuka Odunukwe; Director, Tchidi Chikere. Wrapped In Magic is wrapped in calamity. Emeka tries to test the gravity of the love his five years married wife has for him so; he camouflages as a mystery admirer with whom she communicates with on the internet. He blasts at her every time he comes

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Muna Obiekwe Is Dead!

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Samlex Electronics Productions presents  Rita Dominic (Cece), Ramsey Noah (Paul), Maureen Ihua  (Chinewe), Rich Oganiru (Felix), Muna Obiekwe (Solomon). Screenplay, Emeka Nuosu and Joe Dudon; Director of Photography, Mohammed Abdullahi; Executive Producer, Samuel Okafor; Producer, Emeka Nwosu; Director, Amenechi. C2004  In Adim Williams’ screenplay, Stolen Heart, Jim Iyke refuses to let  Rita Dominic go even as he destroys her husband, Donald Chidi’s wealth and happiness. In Stolen Heart, she listened and accepted the choice of her parents for a husband.  Here in Wasted Effort, she follows her heart

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Jim Iyke Steals Rita Dominic’s Heart

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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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AMAA 2010: Malawi’s Flora Suya In Top Race for Best Actress Award

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Malawian top actress, Flora Suya, is a top contender in this year’s Best Actress category at the African Movie Academy Awards (AMAA), scheduled to take place on Saturday,  April 10, in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital. Suya’s role in the movie, Season of a Life, earned her the nomination, alongside other A-list actresses like Ghanaian Jackie Appiah, Lydia Forson, Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku, Stephanie Okereke and Bimbo Akintola, who just got her first nomination at AMAA for her excellent performance in

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