Adedibu Liasu

I am Adedibu Liasu, a dedicated film critic and writer with BA in French from Obafemi Awolowo University. I'm enthusiastic about African films, particularly Nollywood. A seasoned blogger who reviews films and promotes African cinema, particularly Nollywood films. Email: [email protected]
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“Baby Farm, ” Review: A Social Commentary And Critique of Nigeria’s Socio-economic Reality.

Directed by Walter 'Taylaur' Banger and Kayode Kasum, and written by South African columnist,…

By Adedibu Liasu

“Suky,” Review: Cheap Thrills

Ola Cardoso, renowned for his unique and distinctive cinematographic style, delivers a visually dazzling…

By Adedibu Liasu

“Ada Omo Daddy” Review: A Shallow-level Engagement

  "Ada Omo Daddy" joins the list of Nollywood productions where the extravagant display…

By Adedibu Liasu

“Lisabi: A Legend is Born,” Review: Is … Unnecessary

Written by Niyi Akinmolayan and Yinka Olaoye, "Lisabi: The Legend is Born," is lightly…

By Adedibu Liasu

“Katangari Goes to Town,” Review: An Unsuspenseful Whodunit

"Katangari Goes to Town" lacks the suspense and excitement of a whodunit. There is…

By Adedibu Liasu

Movie Review: ‘Seven Doors’ Is Blend of History, And Metaphysics

"Seven Doors" is a welcome change from the monotonous epic narratives now popular in…

By Adedibu Liasu

MOVIE REVIEW: “Lisabi: The Uprising,” : Leaves Much To Be Desired

Adding to the film's visual appeal is Niyi Akinmolayan, a director known for his…

By Adedibu Liasu

Tokunbo Movie Review: A Slow Paced Action Thriller

Tokunbo is Ramsey Noah's third film, following "Living in Bondage: Breaking Free" (2019) and…

By Adedibu Liasu

“House of Ga’a,” Review: A Pale Piece of Entertainment

"House of Ga'a" is a tale of ambition, the allure of power, and the…

By Adedibu Liasu

‘Oloture: The Journey’ Review: An Essential Piece On The Realities of Illegal Immigration from Africa

Oloture: The Journey" lacks the poignancy of the film, which is more emotionally moving…

By Adedibu Liasu

“Water and Garri” Review: Too Much Water In The Garri

Andrew Yaw Bunting and Tiwa Savage, as Kay and Aisha, respectively, inject palpable love…

By Adedibu Liasu

Movie Review: Afamefuna: An Ode The Igbo People And Their Industrious Spirit

Afamefuna movie review: The Igbo apprenticeship system is a community and commercial enterprise model…

By Adedibu Liasu
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