Sola Osofisan

Sola Osofisan is a writer, screenwriter and filmmaker. His movies include 'Unbreakable' (2018, Screenwriter, Co-Producer), 'Over Her Dead Body' (2020, Screenwriter, Producer, Director). His award-winning radio play, OLD LETTERS, was produced and broadcast by the BBC. A three-time winner of the Association of Nigerian Authors national awards (prose and poetry), he is the author of DarkVisions (Malthouse), Darksongs, The Living & the Dead (Heinemann) and Blood Will Call.

Snackable Reflections on Nollywood

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Nollywood is a Revelation – Azubuike Erinugha

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Nadia Buari: “I Think Guys Love Me More”

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Oliver Mbamara: From “This America” to “Slave Warrior”

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Patience Ozokwor on Life in the Refugee Camp: We saw people die…

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Charles Novia: God, why did you create me this way?

Charles Novia has been around. Like other Nollywood practitioners like RMD, Niji Akanni, Yemi Solade and Segun Arinze who have a live theatre background,...

Does 30 Days Live Up To The Hype?

Does 30 Days, the movie, live up to the hype? It doesn't disappoint. Besides, it doesn't matter. Hype is the great marketing tool and as long as the movie sells, the publicist's work is done...

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I must confess I had not seen much of Emeka Ike’s works before this interview. He was also in attendance at the recent Filmmakers’...

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