"Living in Bondage: Breaking Free" - A Sequel

Ramsey Nouah (L) and Kenneth Okonkwo

(By BellaNaija) – [A] sequel to Nollywood classic “Living In Bondage” is here … and it is titled “Living In Bondage: Breaking Free”.

Created by Play Network Africa in conjunction with Native Filmworks, the movie is co-produced by award-winning producer, Steve Gukas, Dotun Olakurin and Charles Okpaleke; and directed by Nollywood star Ramsey Nouah.

Living in Bondage: Breaking Free is the story of Nnamdi, Andy Okeke's mysterious son, and his vaunting quest for the big life, one that he would do whatever it took to realize. Nnamdi’s untamed quest for the quick buck, fast car, easy living, inevitably took him on a perilous journey that is better told by the cast of stellar performers, classic and current, including Kenneth Okonkwo, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Enyinna Nwigwe, Nancy Isime and Munachi Abii.

Charles Novia on Izu Ojukwu's '76

(By Charles Novia) - If there is a movie I would recommend for anyone to watch anytime, that movie would be ’76, Directed by the phenomenal Izu Ojukwu.

Usually, as a rule, I do not review or critique my colleagues movies, being a Nollywood Filmmaker myself. I limit my critiques to Performance Art and other pop culture highlights within such productions but in this case, I can’t help myself but to break my rule for once. And that is because, take it from me, this movie defines genres and breaks barriers.

Inside Nollywood's Giant Economic Machine

(CNN)--They used to be the preserve of informal home gatherings around old flickering TV sets, but Nollywood films have now gone global.

Movie streaming giant Netflix has dedicated an entire section to Nigeria's mega film industry, so rather than having to buy a DVD, viewers around the world can now get their fix of Nigerian drama straight to their computer screens -- Nollywood is notorious for churning out hundreds of movies per month, capturing viewers with stories ranging from romance and drama to comedy and witchcraft.

Ramsey Nouah On Nollywwood, Career & More

SaharaTV crew caught up with Nollywood actor and director, Ramsey Nouah on the set of a movie shoot in Lagos. In this interview, Ramsey speaks about a range of issues including piracy, conflicts in the actors' guild, politics, his niche as "lover boy" character, controversy about his father and his educational background.