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Nollywood is closing the year with a spectacular lineup of films that promise to captivate, amuse, and intrigue audiences.
From political thrillers and dramatic tales to fantasy adventures and hilarious comedies, December is shaping up to be a month full of cinematic excitement for movie lovers across Nigeria.
Filmmakers are bringing bold stories, creative narratives, and star-studded casts to cinemas, ensuring there is something for every kind of audience. Here are five movies generating the most buzz ahead of their release.
1. King of Boys 3: The Beginning of the End – December 25
Directed by the celebrated Kemi Adetiba, King of Boys 3: The Beginning of the End marks the next chapter in the saga of Eniola Salami, a character renowned for her intelligence, influence, and formidable presence. The story promises to immerse audiences in the cutthroat world of politics, power struggles, and personal vendettas as Salami navigates both enemies and allies. With high stakes and intricate plot twists, this Christmas Day release is expected to draw fans eager to see how the narrative of one of Nollywood’s most iconic female characters unfolds.
2. Behind The Scenes – December 12
Behind The Scenes, co-directed by Funke Akindele and Tunde Olaoye, explores the emotional and psychological costs of ambition under the public eye. Opening on December 12, the drama delves into the lives of those constantly scrutinized by society, highlighting the personal sacrifices and hidden struggles behind success. The film promises a thought-provoking narrative, examining how public expectation intersects with private pain, and is set to spark conversations about the pressures faced by people in the spotlight.
3. This Is Not a Nollywood Movie – December 5
For audiences craving laughter and meta-humor, Wale Ojo’s This Is Not a Nollywood Movie is set to hit cinemas on December 5. The film follows a struggling filmmaker attempting a dramatic comeback, blending self-aware comedy with sharp wit. By poking fun at the Nigerian film industry while delivering genuinely humorous situations, the movie promises an entertaining experience that will leave audiences laughing from start to finish. Its clever premise and unconventional storytelling make it one of the most talked-about releases this month.
4. Colours of Fire – December 24
Directed by Niyi Akinmolayan, Colours of Fire is a fantasy drama that tells the story of two rivals whose forbidden romance ignites chaos within a powerful empire. Scheduled for release on December 24, the film combines epic storytelling with dramatic twists and visually striking scenes. Its blend of rivalry, romance, and high-stakes conflict positions it as a major draw for viewers who enjoy stories with a larger-than-life scale and emotional intensity.
5. Oversabi Aunty – December 19
Comedy fans will be eagerly awaiting Toyin Abraham’s Oversabi Aunty, inspired by her viral moments at Priscilla Ojo’s wedding. Releasing on December 19, the film embraces the “Oversabi Aunty” persona in a self-aware, humorous way, highlighting Toyin’s ability to poke fun at herself while delivering an entertaining story. The clever marketing and relatable comedic situations have already generated excitement online, and audiences are expected to flock to cinemas to experience her comedic take on the memorable character.
With this diverse lineup, Nollywood ensures there is something for everyone during the holiday season. From thought-provoking dramas to fantastical adventures and side-splitting comedy, December promises a month of cinematic experiences that will leave audiences entertained and eagerly anticipating what the Nigerian film industry has in store for 2026.
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