Acting
The birth of a new baby is not what Igwe needs but the cry of a son. Twenty one daughters is more than enough for a King to look for a son to succeed him. To Igwe's surprise, he has a son living in a distant city. How did he get a son without knowing his whereabout all these years? Whom should he contact and where must he go? Who will go in search of this royal prince? [parts 1-2]
Follow 11-year-old Augustine who dreams of representing his school at a prestigious football tournament with a team made up of his rag-tag group of friends. Along with his passion for soccer, he loves the animal kingdom, which bestows superpowers on him in return for his fight against illegal poaching.
The film looks at the indiscretions among several wealthy Lagosian couples. The main protagonist Tara (Kate Henshaw-Nuttal) decides to do a research on relationships for a TV show, centering her research on couples which include a television talk show host Abby (Monalisa Chinda); her boyfriend Richmond (Mike Ezuruonye) and his greedy woman on the side (Ini Edo); a housewife with a painful past (Chioma Chukwuka) and her husband (Bob-Manuel Udokwu), haunted by dark secrets; and another housewife (Uche Jombo) struggling with a wealthy, cheating husband (Jim Iyke) and his demanding mistress (Dakore Egbuson).
When a group of people from different walks in life meet in a bus on their way home for Christmas, they find themselves entangled in a cat-and-mouse game with criminals.
Two greedy brothers defraud their brother who is living abroad by taking the money that he sends to build a house, and lining their own pockets. Now their brother returns to Nigeria and is demanding answers. [parts 1-2]
The concerned children of an adulterous promiscuous father do their utmost to get him to start taking his duties as father and husband more seriously. [parts 1-2]
Two young troublesome brothers cause disruption in home life, terrorise the people in their village and wreak havoc at school.
After so many years of childlessness and ridicule, Nwabueze finally becomes a father to a bouncy baby girl. The days of shame and anxiety are over. A few days after his wife's delivery, Nwabueze's jubilation turns out to be pure insanity. Who is behind this madness? Can this be his only lovely wife? Must she or the baby die to save him? Maybe it's an unthinkable hatred from an envious man. Will the elders help end this mystery? [parts 1-2]
2 Rats is a 2003 Nigerian comedy film directed by Andy Chukwu. Nollywood's highest-paid actors, Osita Iheme and Chinedu Ikedieze, play two young boys whose father has been murdered by their uncle. In a selfish move, Amaechi Muonagor wants them to work as house boys in their father's own house.
A shameless man greedily encourages his children to steal, under the guise that he will use the criminal proceeds to further their education. They are soon put in grave danger when their criminal antics rapidly escalate. [parts 1-2]
Two young boys wish to help their family by raising finances and making money. Their father is a repeat alcoholic which makes it difficult for the two, but after a bright idea from one of the boys, things start to change rapidly.
An engaged couple hit a number of speed bumps on their road to matrimony including major career complications and questions of fidelity.
Vertically challenged Spanner is hopelessly in love with a gorgeous lady but her family are opposed to the relationship because of his small size. Even after she is married off to a business man he connives a witty plan to continue the affair. [parts 1-2]
Chinedu plays a young pharmacy graduate (Gabriel) who returns to his home village to meet up with his beloved Sandra. This girl is nearly twice his height and her parents think she is mad to be with him. Things move on for Gabriel when his rival Desmond returns from a prolonged trip to the United States (touting a bandana and gangster shades). (Pierre Barrot)
A legendary musician's life and family are turned upside down when a scandal is revealed on the eve of his 60th birthday.
Two midgets, who are tired of their small statures being made a mockery of in the village and their father’s general disdain for them run to Lagos, where they are introduced to reggae music. [parts 1-2]
For their diminutive size, the quest to find love and their history of mischief and pranks strike as distasteful attributes that hampers their efforts and remains a stumbling block. Still convinced and hopeful of success, the inhibiting and unrelenting pursuance to eventually succeed led to crafty and cunning choices. But would they ever succeed or rather resort to extreme methods when all other attempts fail? [parts 1-2]
A comedy about two young boys and their blind grandfather trying to raise them. The tricks they play on him will have you laughing on the floor. Grandpa gets fed up and sends them to live with their mother in a brothel. Lots of laughs! [parts 1-2]
An illiterate village boy, who has been taken advantage of, heads to the city to study law. He returns with grandiose vocabulary and a mission to belittle those who had previously made him feel demeaned.
