Someone help me out here, i'm on a quest to locate nollywood's best movies.
I've heard "letters from a stranger" is the rave of the moment but i thot it was too weepy and boring. Has anyone seen some outstanding movies lately? Surely there must be one or two.

What do you think about Lancelot Imasuen's movies? I happen to think he's the best director out there . . . and there's Emem Isong too.

Here goes nothing . . . Nollywood lovers . . . thanks for helping a patriotic brother.

I stumbled on a movie with pretty good reviews - Traumatized . . .

Well turns out i'm the one being traumatized here, overly long adverts, film starts with a lot of unintelligible noise making, some kid is obviously trying to kill herself with a kitchen knife after being "raped" by a mystery guy . . . how he escaped outa the house without being seen is another movie on its own.
Is the camera being used to shoot the movie a camcoder?

Ok noise is over, the "raped" chic (who happens to be fully clothed) has stopped crying, movie about to start . . . hopefully i can soldier on and see this to a logical conclusion.

Didnt finish it, it was that traumatizingly bad. I'll try another one tonight.

Good Nigerian movies? Good luck finding those. . . .

I don't know about recent, can't recall when I last saw something good and Nollywood, but I know I saw Games Women Play, and though it was obviously the Nigerian remake of some foreigh movie, I had a good time.

@David. You're either very big on optimism or you do not know that 'Nigerian movies' and 'good' are mutually exclusive.

By Nigerian movies, I mean the majority anyway. I also believe there's bound to be one I can watch if I was on death row and there was nothing else to do. On second thought I'd pray to God.