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Top 10 Nollywood Movies Not On Netflix And Prime by Divepen1(m): 1:15pm On Feb 26 |
Does it feel like Netflix and Prime are making us miss some of these exceptional Nigerian films on Other Channels. Here Top 10 Movies and Series Not From Netflix. You don’t want to sleep on these ones: 1. Wura: "Wura," available on Showmax, centers on Wura Amoo-Adeleke, the assertive CEO of Frontline Gold Mine. Balancing her role as a perfect wife and mother of two, she navigates the cutthroat gold mining industry with ruthless determination. In the poverty-stricken Iperindo community of Osun State, where Wura's mine is located, lives the Kuti family, including Pa Kuti, Iyabo Kuti, and their children—Olumide, Ebunoluwa, and adopted child Tumininu, found near a river by Pa Kuti. 2. Better Half: "Better Half," produced by Ruth Kadiri's production company "Ruth Kadiri 24/7" and boasting over 17 million views on YouTube, unfolds the story of a young university student who, captivated by his lecturer, resolves to win her heart and make her his wife. 3. Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti: The biopic "Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti," currently showing in cinemas, features Kehinde Bankole in a role reminiscent of her performances in "Sista" and "Adire." The film, directed by Bolanle Austen-Peters and written by Tunde Babalola, recently received two awards at the 12th Africa International Film Festival for 'Best Overall Feature Film' and 'Best Screenplay.' The narrative traces the life of Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, mother of the late afrobeat icon Fela Kuti, from her early days as the first female student at Abeokuta Grammar School to her marriage to Israel Ransome-Kuti. The film portrays their collective resistance against oppression through the creation of the Abeokuta Women’s Union, showcasing Funmilayo's relentless activism while navigating the roles of wife and mother. Considered for the Oscars by the Nigerian Official Selection Committee for the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences, it offers a compelling glimpse into the historical challenges confronted by this remarkable woman. 4. Diiche: Diiche, a renowned A-list actress, finds herself at the center of a high-profile murder investigation following the death of her fiancé, Nnamdi. The engagement party on a private beach, celebrating the soon-to-be-married celebrity couple, takes a dark turn, leading to the mysterious death of Nnamdi (Daniel K. Daniel). Diiche becomes the primary suspect in the murder investigation, intensifying the storyline as the search for Nnamdi's killer unfolds. Notable figures, including Jimi (Efa Iwara) and Ichie G Money (Kalu Ikeagwu), are implicated in the crime, alongside Kesaandu (Chinyere Wilfred). The underlying theme suggests that in Diiche's world, all suspects are either affluent or famous enough to potentially manipulate the legal process. 5. Agu: "Agu" is a 2023 Nigerian legal television series available on Showmax, directed by Anis Halloway and written by Stephanie Dadet, Jemine Edukugho, Uchechukwu William, and Uche Ikejimba. The six-part legal drama revolves around three central characters: Etim (Kanayo), a down-on-his-luck 50-year-old lawyer with career and alcohol issues; Pius (Nonso Odogwu), a believer in traditional worship accused of murdering his friend, Jonathan; and Victoria (Ruby Okezie), an ambitious prosecuting counsel with a complicated history with Etim. The narrative unfolds as Etim takes on Pius's case in a bid to revive his career, leading to a courtroom battle against Victoria. Amidst the trial, the series delves into the characters' intricate relationships, dark secrets, and the clash of belief systems. New episodes are released every Thursday. 6. Mannerless: "Mannerless": Phil, a wealthy and influential man, overhears Winnie, a light-skinned lady, passionately expressing her aversion to dating less affluent men during a phone conversation with a friend. Determined to test her sincerity, Phil decides to feign poverty and pursue her romantically. Collaborating with his friend and colleague, they orchestrate a game in which Phil's friend pretends to be the one infatuated with Winnie, portraying immense wealth. Meanwhile, Phil assumes the role of an errand boy delivering gifts from his friend to Winnie, despite the gifts originating from him. The relationship between Winnie and Phil is marked by constant quarrels and mutual dislike, creating a compelling dynamic in the story. 7. Open Marriage: A couple’s challenges in intimacy, communication, and fidelity prompt them to contemplate an open marriage. However, they come to the realization that this decision was a mistake. Despite their difficulties, the couple expresses their love for each other and decides to make plans for a fresh start. 8. In the captivating Yoruba movie "My Twin" available on ApataTv, Wunmi Toriola takes on the roles of twin sisters with contrasting characters. While one sister exudes gentleness, the other embodies manipulation and a self-centered nature, going to great lengths for personal gain. As the intricate dynamics of their lives unfold, the consequences of a dreaded deed loom large, threatening not only their sisterly bond but also the lives of those unwittingly entangled in their web of deceit. The 2023 drama, starring Wunmi Toriola, Odunlade Adekola, Tosin Olaniyan, and Akeeem Adeyemi, promises an enthralling experience for fans of Yoruba movies, showcasing the talents of prominent figures in Yoruba entertainment. 9. A Night in July: "A Night in July," presented by Omoni Oboli TV, unfolds an enthralling narrative centered around a young woman in search of answers. The tale commences on a perplexing night when she experiences memory lapses, leading to the abrupt cancellation of her wedding. As she endeavors to recollect, she discovers a web of lies that complicates her situation further. Amidst the deceit and tricks, unexpected sources provide her with solace. The story highlights the transformative power of truth, emphasizing how it can reshape one's life and serves as a reminder that life is replete with unforeseen surprises. 10. Madami: Presented by Yorubahood, this narrative unfolds as a young woman in pursuit of better opportunities takes on a role as a maid in a mansion owned by a blind young man. The storyline offers a glimpse into the lives of visually impaired and physically challenged individuals, providing valuable insights. Another timeless creation from Mama Fm Destiny, this classic promises to delve into the unique experiences of these individuals. There are several others, but these are the top 10 and we will definitely bring you more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifkdNMShdFc 1 Like |
Re: Top 10 Nollywood Movies Not On Netflix And Prime by JobZoneNews(m): 3:09pm On Feb 26 |
Good compilation. Useful for research purposes. Thanks. |
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