Stephanie Okereke

Doctor Bello

A Black Ivory Communications Productions Present Doctor Michael Durant (Isiah Washington, Vivica Fox (Chloe Durant), Jimmy Jean-Louis (Doctor Bello), Genevieve Nnaji (Doctor Eniola), Stephanie Okereke-Linus (Bola Ayodeji), Bern Cohen (Doctor Bernstein), Ebbe Bassey-Manzuk (Nurse Helen Obi), Andrea Leigh (Doctor Diane), Tony Abulu (Doctor Lambo), Kemi (Angel Okonoko), Chief Oluduwa (Olumide Bakare). Written/Directed/Produced by Tony Abulu; Co-produced by Isiah Washington, Tunde Macalabi; Associate Producer, Caroline Okolo, Sumonu Bello-Osagie; Director of Photography, Scott St. John. (c) 2012 I waited too long for Doctor Bello to reach my neighborhood on Netflix, and now that it is here, […]

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CEO

Golden Effect presents Angelique Kidjo (Dr. Zimmerman), Wale Ojo (Kola Alabi), Jimmy Jean Louis (Jean-Marc), Hilda Dokubo (Supt. Ebenezer), Nicolas Panagiotopulos (Riikard), Aurelian Eliam (Eloise), Fatym Layache (Yasim), Peter King (Jomo). Producer, Kunle Afolayan; Screenplay by Tunde Babalola; Executive Producer, Kunle Afolayan; Associate Producer, Seur Soyinka; Director of Photography, David Pietkiewicz; Director, Kunle Afolayan. (2016) CEO reminds me of the experience that Foulton Mansion gave me. Of course, Foulton Mansion except for the retreat at the mansion, or instead I

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Stolen Corpse 1-3

Sylvester Madu, Tammy Opusunju (Mike), Nancy Isime (Angle), Lissy Gold (Vanessa), Mercy MacJoe ( Chelsea), Shasha Donald (Vera) T.T Temple (Chief Maxwell). Screenplay, Sylvester Madu; Director of Photography, Goodnews Eriko Isika; Editor, Samuel David Chinedu; Producer, Eze Osita Onyebuchi; Director, Sylvester Madu. Once in a while, you want to see your favorite actor play a different role, just in case you discover another dimension of his character. In Stolen Corpse, we find Sylvester Madu not against the establishment like he proves in

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Bank Alert 1-6

Unas Production Company, Presents A Jonas Izuegbu Production Featuring, Sylvester Madu, Chigozie Atuanya, Vitalis Ndubuisi, Joyce Kalu, Lizzy Gold Onuwaje, Umeh Uzoh. Screenwriter, Chike Okonkwo; Director Of Photography, GoodnewsErico Isika; Graphic, Sharon Joseph. C; Director, Eme Goodnews Erico Isika; Editor, Gifson Emeka.( C2017) What will come to mind when a viewer sees Sylvester Malu in a black and white shot? If you see him in a prelude to a movie, him buttoning the cuffs of his sleek white shirt, throwing his executive black coat over his shoulder,

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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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FULTON MANSION

An Okiji  Amaka  Ind. (WA) Ltd. Production presents: Stephenie Okerere (Celia); Ini Edo (Serena); Ajibola Ozorkor (Foulton); Screenplay/Director, Okey Zubelu Okoli. Some years ago I produced a 35mm black and white movie, yet unfinished. The theme of my film and “Fulton Mansion” are the same-showbiz: the rise of a ghetto girl to an overnight stardom. The plot of “Fulton Mansion”, is different from mine though, and I even admire writer, Okey Zubelu’s  lead character Celia (Stephenie Okerere) because, he so

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

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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Woman On Top

By Ali Baylay An Annex Merchandise Productions Film; Starring: St. Obi, Stephnie Okereke, Ifeoma Anyiam, Steve Eboh, Andy Chukwu,Uche Elendu, Cynthia Okereke, Chikezie Uwaizi, Esther Aikpokpoje, Nnamdi Eze; Story: Nwafor Anayo; Screenplay: Chuks Obiara; Editor: Iyke Okafor;  Production manager: Chie Jina Ephraim O; Executive  Producers: Nwafor Anayo; Producer: Nwafor Anayo; Director: Andy Chukwu. 108 Mins.  C 2006 Kevin, “you know what? You’re stupid….” (?), “I don’t mind calling me stupid, but to call my wife….” Kevin, “Nancy is not your

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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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