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The Film Conversation Podcasts

The Film Conversation Podcasts

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 The Film Conversation Podcasts is curating and advancing the conversations about Nigerian movies through quality film journalism in order to foster an improved cinematic experience for film lovers. Listen to the best of Nollywood movie reviews, interviews with actors, directors, producers; and discussions about Nigerian films here.The Film Conversation Art
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  • TFC Chat Ep 001: Criticism on Nude Scenes Don't Bother Me - Filmmaker Kenneth Gyang | Blood Sisters | Oloture

    TFC Chat Ep 001: Criticism on Nude Scenes Don't Bother Me - Filmmaker Kenneth Gyang | Blood Sisters | Oloture
    Jul 7 2022

    Kenneth Gyang co-directed the Ebonylife-produced Netflix series, Blood Sisters. The series has continued to garner plaudits for its makers. Gyang's previous collaboration with Mo Abudu's Ebonylife and Netflix was also phenomenal. But these feats do not come without criticisms.  

    On this debut episode of TFC Chat, the filmmaker shed light on the creative process behind his films; the success of Blood Sisters which he co-directed with Biyi Bandele, while also responding to the criticism about repeated nude scenes often thrown at him.

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