Nigerian cinema hits US

afrol News "Nigerian cinema is expected to be showcased in a Nollywood Nights festival in the Atlanta, United States at the weekend.
Organised by the Women of Colour Arts & Film (WOCAF), the 'Nollywood Nights' segment is dedicated to the growing Nigerian film industry [Nollywood]. It will showcase several popular Nigerian films: The Narrow

Path, by celebrated Nigerian director Tunde Kelani; Catch Them Young by Awoba Bob Manuel, Ìràpadà [Redemption] by Kunle Afolayan and Osanle by Abimbola Ogunsanya."

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