J.L Oputa

During Harmattan, a boy witnesses family secrets, a violent confrontation, and a prophetic dream, leading to tragedy and a devastating fire.

A thief's smooth heist turns deadly when he stumbles upon a violent crime, triggering a chain of brutal confrontations and grim revelations.

An African influencer named Mark, hiding his real identity, navigates fame, relationships, and moral ambiguity at Coachella, prioritizing success.

Chinwe mourns her best friend Prince, reflecting on their deep bond, his illness, and her struggle with grief, memory, and loss after his death.