April Binge List: 6 Unmissable Nollywood Films

Looking for your next watch? Nollywood delivers a diverse lineup this April, from intense dramas to lighthearted romance. Whether you're hitting the cinema or settling in at home, here are six new Nigerian films guaranteed to keep you entertained:

1. Family Brouhaha (Cinemas)

Beneath a flawless facade, one family's buried tensions erupt in 'Family Brouhaha.' Directed by Femi Adebayo and written by Oyinlola Lasisi, this drama features a stellar cast including Ajoke Silva and Shaffy Bello, exploring the delicate balance of familial bonds.

2. Makemation (Cinemas)

'Makemation' tells an inspiring story of a determined teenager overcoming financial and personal obstacles to pursue her tech school dreams. Directed by Michael Akinrogunde and written by Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji and Nengi Diri, the film stars Ali Nuhu and Richard Mofe-Damijo in a tale of grit and innovation.

3. Osoronga (Amazon Prime Video)

Dive into the supernatural with 'Osoronga,' a mysterious thriller directed and written by Ibrahim Chatta. Starring Kenny George and Fathia Balogun Williams, this film unveils a world of ancient powers and dangerous secrets.

4. Owambe Thieves (Cinemas)

Set against an economic downturn, 'Owambe Thieves' follows a young couple who resort to unexpected antics at lavish Lagos parties to make ends meet. This fast-paced film boasts a star-studded cast including Femi Branch and Shola Sobowale.

5. Recall (Cinemas)

Directed by Kunle Afolayan, 'Recall' is a supernatural exploration of love, memory, and connection. Starring Sharon Ooja and Bimbo Akintola, this slow-burn mystery follows a seemingly perfect couple down an unexpected and darker path.

6. A Lagos Love Story (Netflix)

Experience romance amidst the vibrant chaos of Lagos in 'A Lagos Love Story.' When ambitious event planner Promise falls for the Afrobeats star headlining her festival, music and drama ensue. The cast includes Chimezie Imo and Jemima Osunde in this feel-good film directed by Naz Onuzo.

Ready to binge? Add these Nollywood gems to your watchlist this April! Which film will you watch first?