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What Kept Me Up · Aug 2, 2026
Native Filmworks completes its First Features slate, NOSC opens Oscar submissions under new Academy rules, Netflix adds Colours of Fire, Call of My Life reaches ₦817 million, and August's crowded cinema schedule takes shape.
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Native Filmworks completes its First Features slate, NOSC opens Oscar submissions under new Academy rules, Netflix adds Colours of Fire, Call of My Life reaches ₦817 million, and August's crowded cinema schedule takes shape.
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