Understanding Nigeria’s Nollywood : Theoretical and empirical Illuminations – PDF
Understanding Nigeria’s Nollywood : Theoretical and empirical Illuminations – PDF
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| Publication Date | March 25, 2025 |
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| No. of Pages | 348 |
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Nollywood has grown by leaps and bounds. It has not only generated academic, cultural, scientific, and economic interests at national and transnational levels but created a global following that has now made it a stakeholder in World Cinema. By 2000, Nollywood had become not only Africa’s largest movie industry but at the rate of 2,000 films a year, the second largest in the world, coming only after the Indian cinema. Given the platformization of Nollywood, we are sanguine that Understanding Nigeria’s Nollywood: Theoretical and Empirical Illuminations will provide film scholars, film critics, film archivists, film curators, and enthusiasts, among others, critical lenses to view and possibly further interrogate the burgeoning African film industry. The book aims to deepen the global understanding of Nollywood, including its art, science, business models, and the centripetal and centrifugal forces that tuck at its heart.
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| Publication Date | March 25, 2025 |
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| No. of Pages | 348 |
Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART ONE: Theoretical and General Overview
Chapter 1: ILLUMINATIONS ON NOLLYWOOD
Osakue Stevenson Omoera & Gloria Emeagwali 1
Chapter 2: NEO-NOLLYWOOD: TOWARDS A TRANSNATIONAL NIGERIAN CINEMA
Stephen Ogheneruro Okpadah & Igue Philo Okpeki 15
Chapter 3: INTERROGATING THE FOLKLORIC NARRATIVE TRADITION IN NOLLYWOOD’S AURAL MOVIES
Chukwuma Anyanwu 31
Chapter 4: NOLLYWOOD IN SEARCH OF ‘HOLLYWOOD’ FORMALIZATION: SHIFTING TRENDS IN NARRATIVE GENRES
Charles Okwuowulu 47
Chapter 5: VISIBILITY OF DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING IN NOLLYWOOD
Usaku Robinson Wammanda 67
Chapter 6: AFRICAN FILM, GLOBALIZATION, AND NATIONAL
IDENTITY: A STUDY OF THE IMPACT ON NATIONAL BRANDING
Maureen Ngozika Ndu & Andre Ben Moses Akuche 85
Chapter 7: PREPARING NIGERIA`S UNIVERSITIES` FILM STUDENTS FOR THE NOLLYWOOD WORLD: A PRIMER TO FILM
PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES AND RE-EXAMINATION OF THE FILM PRODUCTION PROCESS
Jammy Seigha Guanah 107
Chapter 8: NOLLYWOOD AND TOURISM: EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF NIGERIAN CINEMA ON TRAVEL AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
Catherine Ofurumazi 131
Chapter 9: YORÙBÁ FILM GENRE AND CLASSIFICATION
Oluyinka Smart Babalola 143
PART TWO: Micro- Studies on Nollywood Films
Chapter 10: NEW TREND OF SENSATIONALISM IN NOLLYWOOD: AN EVALUATION OF SELECTED FILMS IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIA
Arafat Aderonke Oseni & Ayobami A. Aponmade 169
Chapter 11: INTERROGATING THE NIGER DELTA CRISIS THROUGH THE LENSES OF NOLLYWOOD FILMS
Edward Egbo Imo & Nkechi Asiegbu Bature-Uzor 183
Chapter 12: EXPLORING THEMES OF MORAL COMPENSATION IN NOLLYWOOD FILMS: IMPLICATIONS FOR YOUTH
ORIENTATION
Akaenyi Nkiruka Jacinta 199
Chapter 13: IDEALISTIC SLANT IN NOLLYWOOD NARRATIVES IN LANCELOT ODUWA IMASUEN’S DIRECTORIAL CORPUS
Olympus G. Ejue 213
Chapter 14: BREAST CANCER IN NIGERIA AND ITS REPRESENTATION IN CLINIC MATTERS TELEVISION DRAMA
Blessing Adjeketa & TheophilusAdjeketa 225
Chapter 15: APPRAISING DEBT OF DEATH DOCUMENTARY FILM IN COMBATING SEXTRAFFICKING BETWEEN NIGERIA AND BELGIUM
Azubuike Charles Erinugha, Emmanuel Samu Dandaura & Barclays Foubiri Ayakoroma 237
Chapter 16: HITTING THE BILLION NAIRA MARK: FUNKE AKINDELE’S A TRIBE CALLED JUDAH AS A SYMBOL OF NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRANSNATIONAL GROWTH THROUGH NOLLYWOOD
Olugbenga Elegbe & Comfort Modupe Oseni 253
Chapter 17: NEW CINEMATIC REPRESENTATION OF IMMIGRANT’S LIFE THROUGH COSTUME IN ANDREW DOSUNMU’S MOTHER OF GEORGE
Fadekemi Olawoye 269
Chapter 18: ENHANCING THE NARRATIVE IN FILMIC ADAPTATIONS: A READING OF BIYI BANDELE’S DIRECTORIAL VISION IN HALF OF A YELLOW SUN
Divine Sheriff Uchenna Joe & Ikechukwu Ogbonna Ejelonu 283
Chapter 19: THE MEETING (2012): CONSTRUCTIVE SATIRE IN NOLLYWOOD
Francoise Ugochukwu 301
Chapter 20: REPRESENTATION OF THE MULTIVERSE IN NOLLYWOOD AND COLLYWOOD OCCULT FILMS:
FOCUS ON EMEKA MADU’S OBIYE: THE COMFORTER AND MAX NGASSA’S KUVAH
Floribert Patrick C. Endong 313
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