Nollywood Movies To Watch In The Cinemas This Weekend

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If you’re looking to take some time off this weekend, a trip to the cinema could do you some good , and you can’t go wrong with a good Nollywood movie.

Here’s a list of interesting Nollywood movies available in cinemas near you.

A Bag of Trouble

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When one of our favourite comedic characters takes to the big screen as a lead actor, we know we’re in for a good time. Samuel A. Perry, a.k.a Brodda Shaggi plays the role of the main character in this satirical comedy. ‘A Bag of Trouble’ tells the story of a struggling man who becomes rich after receiving a token of gratitude from a wealthy politician, but he has to deal with the consequences of such wealth or go back to poverty.

The movie stars Samuel A. Perry, a.k.a Brodda Shaggi, Jide Kosoko, Afeez Oyetoro, Sabinus, and others.

Strained

If you’re looking to see a movie that will have you in touch with your emotions, ‘Strained’ should do it for you. The story is a deeply emotional family drama that explores the complexities of love, forgiveness, and reconciliation. It weaves an overwhelmingly near-home tale, delving into the touching journey of a young woman and her estranged mother.

The movie stars Tracey George, Samuel ‘Sam Sunny’ Nnabuike, Queen Nwokoye, Adaeze Onuigbo, and Padita Agu.

Mikolo

Treat your kids (or your inner child) to this lighthearted make-believe Nollywood original this weekend.

It all begins when two curious children embark on an unforgettable visit to their grandmother’s house. Their innocent exploration leads them to the mystical Irumole forest, home to enchanting creatures. A twist of fate occurs when one of these magical beings, drawn by a simple snack, secretly follows them home, setting the stage for an extraordinary holiday.

The movie stars Yemi Elesho, Fiyinfoluwa Asenuga, Riyo David, Pamilerin Ayodeji, Daniel Etim Effiong, Valerie Okeke, Yvonne Jegede, and Binta Ayo Mogaji.

Orisa (Diety)

Orisa’ appeals not only to fans of Yoruba movies, or ‘Yollywood’ as it’s called, it also resonates with lovers of Nigerian epic and historical fiction.

‘Orisa’ tells the story of a king who becomes a tyrant, loses respect for the gods and the people, and loses his sanity as a result.

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