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: His debut feature film, shot on 16mm, which follows two Nigerians attempting to migrate to Europe. It premiered at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival Goose (2017)
: A short film co-directed with his brother that premiered at the LA Film Festival. arie esiri
Arie Esiri’s background in visual arts is evident in every frame. Shot entirely on 16mm film, "Eyimofe" possesses a grainy, textured aesthetic that feels almost like a documentary or a photographic time capsule. The color palette is washed out, utilizing earthy browns and greys that mirror the humid, exhausted atmosphere of inner-city Lagos. This is not the glossy Lagos of Victoria Island; this is the gritty reality of the mainland. The camera lingers on faces, allowing silence to speak as loudly as dialogue. : His debut feature film, shot on 16mm,
Arie and Chuko Esiri Starring: Tomiwa Edun, Mofe Damijo, Bimbo Akintola Release Year: 2020 Shot entirely on 16mm film, "Eyimofe" possesses a
Arie Esiri is a Nigerian filmmaker and screenwriter who, alongside his twin brother Chuko Esiri, has emerged as a pivotal figure in the "New Nigerian Cinema" movement. Moving away from the high-octane melodrama often associated with traditional Nollywood, Arie Esiri’s work is characterized by its meticulous artistry, patient pacing, and a profound focus on the human condition. Artistic Vision and "Beyond Nollywood"
