Meet 2 Nollywood Actresses Who Have Never Kissed in Movies Before — GhGossip

Although acting borders on fictionalism whereby an actor impersonates a character in order to develop the plot of a story, these two actresses here say they have a limit that defines their work. READ ALSO: Davido Allegedly Welcomes Another Baby Boy With London-based Makeup Artist- Full GIST Both Nollywood stars say kissing is a no […]

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Family Festival Testimonial – June 17 2020

A FilmFreeway preferred festival:

The feedback was great, and the staged reading hit a lot of fine notes. INFERNO THE PHOENIX particularly.

Screenplay Reading: 

Scottish siblings, Erin and Owen Macdonald, are swallowed by The Loch Ness Monster and brought to the magical land of Mythatania where all creatures heard of in Myth and Folklore have gone to escape the outside world. There they meet THE MYTHFITZ, a group of mythical youngsters and embark on a wonderful adventure.

CAST LIST:

Owen: John Marcucci
Erin: Zena Driver
Inferno: Shawn Devlin
Narrator: Kat Smiley
Cassandra: Corinne Sutton-Smith
Salandra: Cassandra Guthrie
Unee: Sam Fazli

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5 Science-Based Tips for Reducing Work-Related Stress — PNN – Paper News Network

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It’s Queer Here: Queer Books By Black Authors II — em’s bookish musings

Hello and welcome to It’s Queer Here! It’s Queer Here is a ten days long mini blog series which will hold from June 14 – June 25th (skipping Juneteenth) to commemorate Pride month. The purpose of this blog series is to centre more often forgotten queer voices, especially those which intersect with other marginalisations and affect their experience […]

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