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Kunle Remi: Not All Films Are Cinema-Worthy
Nollywood actor Kunle Remi believes that not every film labeled as cinematic truly deserves the title. In an interview with Hip TV, he pointed out that many Nigerians, including filmmakers, often confuse TV-quality productions with genuine cinematic experiences.
Remi used director Kunle Afolayan as an example, noting that Afolayan’s work exemplifies true cinema, while he might not be as successful with TV projects due to his focus on cinematic filmmaking. Remi also mentioned that he can easily identify rushed and poorly executed films, finding it humorous when producers claim to shoot cinema films in just five days.
Remi emphasized that his intention is not to discourage emerging filmmakers but to encourage them to accept constructive criticism. He urged filmmakers to understand the difference between cinema and TV films, which he believes is essential for the growth of the industry. Remi advised filmmakers not to take offense when their work is critiqued, as this feedback is a valuable part of the learning process.
Nigerian singer Ycee speaks further on his “Olodo uprising” comments and gives more insight, stating that he did not call anyone an “olodo” and explaining what he meant.
He shared that some of his comments may have been taken out of context online.
“It wasn’t me calling anyone an olodo,” he explained. “I was talking about how ignorance and unintelligence are being rewarded across the world. People shrinking themselves because they do not want the unintelligent to feel offended, because they are now the majority. That’s all I said.”
Nigerian content creator Carter Efe reacts after Babcock University denied issuing the certificate he shared.
It can be recalled that Carter Efe claimed he graduated with a first-class degree from the university and shared a certificate as proof. However, the university stated that the certificate is a forgery.
The content creator then reacted to the denial, saying “I heard that Babcock University is looking for me. You would not see me. You will pay ₦100,000 for a ticket before you could see me in Babcock, and we are coming soon.”
Popular model Nara Smith makes headlines as she reveals that her two-year-old daughter has been diagnosed with cancer.
The model took to social media, where she shared a video revealing that they discovered the diagnosis last year and have been treating her in hopes of making a full recovery.
She also shared how the experience has been for her and her husband, including their many hospital visits.
Fans have sympathized with the family, sending love and prayers for their daughter’s recovery.
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