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The fifth and final season of You will finally premiere on Netflix this April. Though it's the only release date announced for the streamer for the month so far, it's something to get excited about.

Emilia Pérez first premiered at the May 2024 Cannes Film Festival and has become a gradual global sensation. Directed and written by Jacques Audiard, the film earned multiple nominations at the ...

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Cameron Diaz reportedly came out of acting retirement to star in Netflix's first big-budget film of 2025. She shouldn't have bothered. Back in Action has been panned by critics, with one reviewer ...

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Another hurdle is the audience itself. Nigerian cinema-goers are increasingly selective, gravitating toward films with proven star power, compelling trailers, or strong word-of-mouth buzz.

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The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) played a pivotal role in the Nigerian film industry in 2024, classifying 1,088 films. The NFVCB disclosed this on its website on Wednesday.