Hilda Dokubo

Rita goes into a store to shop for groceries, sees the store keeper assaulting a little boy, and intervenes. But maybe she should not have because the series of events that will take place immediately after in the store will change the course of her life forever.

A sequel to the movie Wives On Strike: The Revolution. An honor graduate, is kidnapped upon returning home. Driven by vengeance, his mother embarks on a bloody quest to rescue him, plunging into a violent and grisly ordeal

A pampered heir is forced to leave his comfort to complete his NYSC year in Bauchi. He experiences rural life, learns lessons, finds love, and discovers new goals while navigating contrasting cultures and family expectations.

Five of the top members of a company are sent to a retreat and told one of them will become the new CEO. The cordial atmosphere quickly turns into a competition to see who can outdo all the others.

A desperate son and debt-ridden father fight for their lives. Set in Azuama, “Kill Boro” is a gripping tale that explores the themes of family, survival, sacrifice, and the enduring hope of redemption.

When Amanda, a determined young woman, infiltrates the dangerous criminal organization Double Dekoi to clear her brother's name of murder, she recruits a mismatched team, navigating a treacherous world of drug and human trafficking.

Set against the backdrop of Lagos, two best friends, Uche and Toyin, fall in love with Sunday, a charming, yet flawed eligible bachelor. A love triangle ensues with the women unaware that they are dating the same man.

Skin is a documentary about exploring through the meaning of beauty in all the different shades of black. Set in Lagos, Nollywood actress Beverly Naya goes on a journey to learn about contrasting perceptions of beauty by meeting individuals who have dealt with the pressure to conform to certain standards of beauty and how colorism continues to shape the face of the entertainment industry in Africa

"Stigma" is about two African women who contracted HIV through their work as traditional birth attendants1 in a small village. One, the mother, could not stand the massive stigmatization from the society, friends, even family, and she dies. The other, the daughter, refuses to die; she fights against that stigmatization that kills the people living with HIV/Aids in Africa. A drama about ignorance and the consequences of carelessness, but also about the power to overcome desperate situations in life, to burst your bonds and finally be what you want to be.