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She Loved It

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  She Loved It She loved it when I was tickling her belly button even in the presence of her fellow beautiful models in Frank Osodi's residence in Surulere. Very romantic moments. Before Frank designed the dress that Darego Agbani wore to win the Miss World Beauty Pageant in 2001.  May be #Netflix  will like to produce "Linda and I".đŸ˜€ A romantic drama. To me loving a woman is awesome inspiration for an artist and writer. That was why at the first sight of Eve, Adam, exclaimed: WOW MAN! He was wowed by her beauty and fell in love at first sight. One of the cardinal reasons I love Almighty God is the creation of Woman. I recalled some of these unforgettable romantic moments in my memoir, "Diary of the Memory Keeper" published and distributed by #Amazon. #God #Adam #Eve #Woman #Linda #love #romance #drama #art #artist #MissWorld #beauty #models #beautypageant #Michael #Chima #Surulere #Lagos #Nigeria

Outstanding Filmmakers Don't Solicit for the Attention of Netflix

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Outstanding Filmmakers Don't Solicit for the Attention of Netflix If you are really an outstanding good filmmaker, you don't need to look or solicit for the attention of #Netflix , because you will attract Netflix and the best film acquisition and distribution companies in the film industry. Therefore, focus on making good movies on interesting existential realities of life on Earth and telling intriguing, enthralling and enchanting stories in motion picture. Then you are going to be the one Netflix, Amazon Prime Video , #HBO MAX, #Disney+ and other top OTT platforms will be competing for your movies and series. You don't need to be fasting and praying for Netflix, Amazon and others to accept you. - By Ekenyerengozi Michael Chima, Publisher/Editor, NOLLYWOOD MIRROR® Series

So What is Old and New Nollywood?

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So What is Old and New Nollywood? From Guerilla Filmmaking of the 1990s To the Hollywood Standards  Filmmaking of the 2000s What defined and distinguished Old #Nollywood and New Nollywood is not the social class of the Nigerian society, but the criteria for the cinema,  requirements for international film festivals and the international standards of #Netflix. These criteria compelled the filmmakers in Nolllywood to improve the quality of their movies by using modern digital cinema cameras and templates of Hollywood film and TV productions.  Majority of the Nigerian middle class and upper class still sneer at Nolllywood movies as can be seen by the surveys for the most watched channels on DStv and Netflix. Besides Nolllywoodd, #Kannywood, the predominantly Muslims Hausa language film industry of northern Nigeria is accepted by the majority of the Hausas and Fulanis who are Muslims and are not influenced by American and Wes...