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Movies for Campus Movie Nights

 

When it comes to chilling with friends after a hectic week of lectures and assignments, nothing beats a good movie night. On campuses across Nigeria, movie nights are more than just a way to relax but also a chance to bond, laugh, and sometimes even debate long into the night. Whether you're planning a cozy hangout in your hostel or attending a larger screening organized by your faculty, picking the right film is key. So here's a rundown of four must watch movies for your campus movie nights.

1. BROTHERHOOD (2022)

If you’re into action-packed thrillers, BROTHERHOOD  is the movie for you. Directed by Loukman Ali, this Nollywood hit has been a favorite on campus since it dropped. The story follows two brothers on opposite sides of the law; one a cop, the other a criminal. It’s got everything: drama, action, and a deep peep into family loyalty and betrayal. You'd love it for its fast paced plot and intense scenes that keep you glued to the screen.

2. JAGUN JAGUN (2024)

Jagun Jagun, directed by Tope Oshin, is a historical drama that’s caught the attention of many across Nigeria. The film explores the life of a warrior in pre-colonial Nigeria, offering a mix of action, drama, and historical intrigue. It’s ideal for a night when you’re in the mood for something intense and thought-provoking.

3. Mami Wata (2023)

This visually striking film by C.J. Obasi, released in 2023, has been praised for its unique take on African mythology. Mami Wata is a black-and-white film that tells the story of a small Nigerian village dealing with the presence of the titular water goddess. Its artistic style and deep creative narrative have made it a standout choice for campus movie nights, particularly among students who appreciate more avant-garde cinema

4. ORISHA (2024)

Orisha is already making waves in Nigeria and across Africa. Directed by Kunle Afolayan, this epic film digs deep into Yoruba mythology, bringing to life the powerful stories of the Orishas. The stunning visuals, coupled with a gripping storyline, make it a must-watch. It’s perfect for students who appreciate culturally rich films that offer both entertainment and insight.

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