Girls Are Not Smiling

In the Benin Empire of 1897, an orphan girl discovers she holds the power of the sacred Aruosa stone. As the Oba faces British conquest and betrayal from within, she must embrace her destiny to save the kingdom.

Taking all that was great from the first instalment, the movie aims to be a wilder, leaner, faster-paced and even more entertaining anthology this time around, with a new crop of award-winning, visionary filmmakers from around the globe.

Igie Ehanire a research student on African Art history gets touched, he gets more perturbed about the injustice of the British invasion of Benin.

Pastor Jake combines the oil business of his father Chief Tamuno and his church and is successful in it. The only thing wrong in his life is his wife, 'Faith'

Mr Coker, a wealthy, talented, and charming artist, falls head over heels in love with Jacqueline, a woman profoundly devoted to her Christian faith and to her fiancé, Victor. Because of her strong beliefs and prior commitment, Coker's repeated declarations of love are completely ignored. However, fate intervenes, bringing them together in a high-stakes business arrangement proposed by the irresistible artist himself, forcing Jacqueline to face a truly critical decision between her faith, her promises, and her heart.

In 1752, conflict breaks out when the beautiful Princess Adesuwa, betrothed to the king and ruler of the Benin Empire, is abducted.

A close couple return to Nigeria excited about their engagement plans, only to meet a stumbling block when both of their parents refuse to grant approval because of their political ambitions and differences.

The film looks at the indiscretions among several wealthy Lagosian couples. The main protagonist Tara (Kate Henshaw-Nuttal) decides to do a research on relationships for a TV show, centering her research on couples which include a television talk show host Abby (Monalisa Chinda); her boyfriend Richmond (Mike Ezuruonye) and his greedy woman on the side (Ini Edo); a housewife with a painful past (Chioma Chukwuka) and her husband (Bob-Manuel Udokwu), haunted by dark secrets; and another housewife (Uche Jombo) struggling with a wealthy, cheating husband (Jim Iyke) and his demanding mistress (Dakore Egbuson).

This movie tells a story of a man who had financial difficulties, as a result of his predicament he was introduced to an occult group by his friends, as result of being introduced he had to make some human sacrifices.

A very happy couple, Oasis and Ivie, soon have their marriage plunged into an unending catastrophe the moment Oasis keyed into a strange proposal made by his dying elder brother: a proposal intended to save Oasis' unfruitful marriage.

A popular on air personality who is constantly mobbed by admiring female fans yearns to find a women that he can settle down with however it is hard for women to see beyond the celebrity façade to his more vulnerable side.

A man sells his soul to obtain wealth but when he passes away, he becomes trapped between life and death.

The township is at a gripping abruption. Lawlessness has permeated through the political and social systems. Corruption has overridden the smallest remaining iota of righteousness with the under privileged at its messy. Who dares stand up to stop the derailing system? A prompt restoration of orderliness and sanity is required, and such radical action requires the presence of an astute neighborhood vigilante group, the ISSAKABA.

A romcom from veteran Nigerian Director, Lancelot Oduah Imasuen, tells the story of love in the context of old generation Africans in diaspora and their new generation kids, who were born in the United States. Its explores the conflict between parents, nurtured in the African culture and their American born children.