4 2015 Nollywood Movies every Nigerian Must watch

The Year 2015 had lots of expectations from Nigerians on Movie production in Africa's Largest Movie Industry but these huge expectations were met. Here are five major Nollywood Movies produced in the year 2015 under review that hit a bang and we love every Nigerian to see.

1.      Stephanie Linus - "Dry"

The film's theme focuses on Vesicovaginal fistula condition and underaged marriage which was getting rampant among young women in Nigeria especially in the Northern Region. Dry is a Nigerian drama film directed by Stephanie Linus and starring Stephanie Okereke, Liz Benson, William McNamara,Darwin Shaw and Paul Sambo. It was Produced  in response to the Proposed Child marriage bill that led to a controversy  in Nigeria. It won the Best overall Movie Category award at the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.

5 Nollywood Movies you can watch more than three times without getting bored

Nollywood Movies are not Generally known to remain in the minds of its viewers because of numerous obvious reasons, but these are movies that would definitely pass the test of time.

1. Osuofia in London

Osuofia in London Comedy movie was created in late 2003. Victoria Summers, Mara Derwent, Sebastian Hall make this Comedy movie exclusive. Osuofia in London film is not only a world-class must watch and funny film.

   A well-known Igbo comic named Nkem Owoh plays the title character Osuofia, a poor hunter from rural Nigeria who inherited the vast estate of his deceased brother who had left the village many years ago. Osuofia travels to London to claim his inheritance and returns back to Nigeria with his dead brothers fiancé, who is actually trying to part Osuofia with his inherited money by pretending to be interested in him romantically. Osuofia never has to curtail his imposition of his culture and judgements, he never has to change and in the end , he is the one with the money.

3 Myths about Nollywood Movies that are no longer in vogue

Overtime, Nigerians have always believed that  Nollywood  Movies are the same and that there are Certain attributes every Nigerian Movie must  have.  but due to a massive improvements in storyline and movie production, these attributes have witnessed good Changes.  Here are some of the "MYTHS"

Myth 1 : There’s always a storyline involving black magic.

Truth: This fact is false.

Contrary to what you may think, there’s not always a wicked mother-in-law and black magic involved. about 5 years ago , Most Nigerian Movies were centred around these but the game has totally changed boised with creative thinking.

The new storylines today go beyond what you think