A powerful business mogul pushes her son into an alliance with a rival’s daughter to secure a legacy. But when he falls for the cleaner’s daughter instead, love and ambition collide, forcing a battle where power, loyalty, and the heart’s true desires are put to the test.
Three ladies embark on a journey to find ways to keep their men. Only for one of the ladies to slip and scatter the secret box.
Gerald becomes the CSO for Shatta; a wealthy politician known to be the most dangerous man in the city. He gets entangled with Olanna, Shatta's wife who has been yearning for freedom from the shackles Shatta.
FOLA, a Yoruba screenwriter, travels to meet his Igbo girlfriend's parents in Enugu. He plans to get her Father, General EMEKA's, permission to marry her. Their initial meeting goes horribly wrong and continues downhill from there. How can Fola now get the General Emeka's approval and his ultimate sign of respect for a man..The Hanshake.
Akpos, a struggling individual, takes a temporary job as a waiter at Crystal Hotel for an event hosted by the Minister of Poverty Alleviation, where a scheme to assist the underprivileged is being launched.
Diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer, a young man's world is shattered, but his spirit remains unbroken. Against overwhelming odds, poverty, weak health systems, and inequities, Abum and Yemisi embark on a perilous journey of surgery, chemotherapy, stigma, and self-discovery. With each twist and turn, their resolve strengthens, inspiring those around them with their unwavering faith and unshakeable courage. Will they defy the odds and emerge victorious, or will the pains of colorectal cancer consume them? This gripping tale of hope, resilience, health inequities, and the human spirit will leave you breathless and inspired. The pain of cancer is real. Hence, no human should ever ignore “Blood in their Stool.” "Blood in My Stool" is a heart-stopping, true-life story of survival and triumph.
When Lucy Obie lost her teenage son to racial terror in Person Co., NC, she channeled her grief into a five-acre plot of rocky terrain that she bought for $50 in 1906. With only the help of her four remaining children, the single mother toiled that land into a bountiful farm. Her eldest son, John Obie, expanded the farm to 150 acres, which is now Abanitu Organics, the first Black-owned, USDA certified farm in Person Co. Today, Lucy's great-grandson Coy Obie stewards Abanitu, which means "from the heart of God," and teaches food education to the community. "In a time where people are being poisoned [by unhealthy foods], God on the planet would say, 'Let's heal the people through food.'" That's the mission of Abanitu Organics, 120 years later. Follow five generations of the Obie Family as they heal through the indigenous practice of farming and face heart-breaking challenges when forces in every era try to separate them from the land. Written, directed and narrated by Lucy's great-great-granddaughter Brooke C. Obie.
Starting in 2011 in Senegal with "Y’en a Marre" ("Enough is Enough!"), young civic & artists movements have spread all over Africa against the confiscation of power, building into one: Afrikki. AFRIKKI depicts 12 years of revolts at the heart of enlightened humans seeking a new path.
Lotte Reiniger meets Sergio Leone in this animated short, where desire burns as bright as the desert sun. A brand-new animated short that premiered in June 2025, successfully touring the festival circuit now.
Shakespeare's works are timeless - this film proves it! 208 international festivals, 20 awards. Awarded with the Seal of Approval"Highly Recommended" the highest distinction of the FBW, the German federal authority for evaluating and rating film and media. "How can you give the target and age group "smartphone" an overview of the work of this unique literary genius without getting bogged down in long-winded lectures on verse and drama theory? The filmmaker and artist Hannes Rall has turned this consideration into a very short and yet for that very reason so great animated film. (...) He succeeds in depicting the poet's most famous plays in an immediately recognisable way with individual images that flow dynamically into one another. A smart, entertaining and coherent Shakespeare homage in about 3 minutes."
Beyond Olympic Glory follows Cynthia Ogunsemilore, a determined boxer from the slums of Bariga, Lagos, Nigeria as she fights through poverty and hardship to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, becoming the second Nigerian female boxer to earn a spot at the Olympics. Driven by the hope of lifting her family out of poverty and inspiring black women worldwide, Cynthia trains tirelessly in Nigeria and Germany before the Olympic Games. She is on the verge of achieving her dream when, just before her first Olympic match in Paris, she is suspended due to a doping allegation. The sudden scandal throws her world into chaos, devastating her and her family.
Special operations, risky situations, victims, criminals and law enforcers, horrifying stories written by life. We will learn about the darkest human secrets and peek into the extremely complex and often challenging work of the Budapest Police Headquarters aka BRFK. Do detectives have to be as clever and cunning in real life as they are in movies? Presenter Szabolcs Thuróczy introduces live operations to the audience. In our new series, we reveal exceptional behind-the-scenes police secrets.
Manuel Corona, after several casting calls, travels from the Canary Islands to Madrid to pursue his great professional goal: to be one of the leading roles in an opera at the Teatro Real. But when he arrives in the capital, the coronavirus crisis erupts, and everyone is confined to their homes due to a deadly pandemic, slowly turning his dream into a nightmare. “Corona” was filmed almost entirely by one-man-shot during quarantine imposed by the spanish government throughout the 2020 coronavirus crisis, in an exercise of what can be called “lockdown cinema”.
When an ambitious Haitian attorney’s controversial win triggers Miami-wide unrest, he must choose between his elite firm’s survival and the immigrant community he abandoned as unseen forces conspire to make him their next target.
Emily, a young woman with a tumultuous past, meets her future mother-in-law, Atinuke, for the first time—only to be shocked by a startling revelation: Atinuke is also her therapist, the one who knows her darkest secret.
In the heart of an ancient village, a group of children play hide-and-seek. What begins as a game slowly reveals itself as a tale of survival, complicity, and resistance. Childhood and freedom intertwine in a story where hide-and-seek has never felt so real.
On an adventurous stroll with his lover, Ikem is determined to quench his curiosity of the treasure content of a mysterious briefcase.
A chance encounter with Sanchez, a wealthy individual who refused to help Ufoma in her time of need, only to discover after his passing that he was a multi-billionaire; sparks a reflection on the societal values that prioritize grand gestures after death over meaningful support during life. Tagline: We celebrate the dead, but neglect the living.
DYNAMICS (Frozen Movements) is an experimental, dreamy and surreal stop-motion film, created using everyday materials. The film offers a visual reflection on transformations that emerge through the intuitive blending of dissimilar elements. The result is a non-narrative art film where fantasy, form and texture merge into a sensory experience. This short animation invites viewers to surrender to a world where logic gives way to atmosphere and intuition. The hypnotic soundscape enhances the avant-garde character of the film and leaves plenty of room for personal interpretation.
Born deaf but blessed with extraordinary healing abilities, Ovie has become both the pride and lifeline of his community. People come to him seeking his touch, while his guardian, Tega, quietly profits from each session. When an NGO scholarship offers Ovie the opportunity to pursue university education in a distant town, he glimpses a life beyond the silence that has always defined him. But his departure threatens to upend the status quo, and the community rallies to keep their healer home. Ovie’s future lies in the crossroads between the dreams he has never been allowed to voice and the obligation he has only ever known.
