As the festive season draws near, Nollywood is gearing up for what may become its most electrifying December in years. December 2025 isn’t just another month on the movie calendar it’s shaping up to be a cultural moment, with three heavyweight releases poised to dominate cinemas, conversations, and holiday gatherings nationwide. From sharp witted satire to emotional drama and high stakes political thrillers, Nollywood is preparing a feast of storytelling that reflects its growing creative power.
Here are 3 Nollywood movies set to be released on December, 2025:
1. This Is Not a Nollywood Movie( December 5, 2025)
A meta comedy-drama crafted by Wale Ojo and Boma Akpore. The film follows Okechukwu Nwadibe, an Igbo-language filmmaker desperate to reclaim relevance after a streak of professional failures. With an all-star cast including Bimbo Akintola, Chidi Mokeme, Hanks Anuku, and Julius Agwu, the movie offers a hilariously honest and sometimes painfully relatable peek behind the curtain of Nigeria’s film industry. Expect sharp humor, heartfelt moments, and an almost self-aware critique of Nollywood’s chaotic yet vibrant creative ecosystem. It’s a film for filmmakers, dreamers, and anyone who has ever battled setbacks with stubborn hope.
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2.Behind The Scenes ( December 12, 2025)
Funke Akindele returns this time behind the camera with ,co-directed with Tunde Olaoye. The film centers on Ronky-Fella, a beloved real estate mogul whose generosity becomes both her strength and her undoing. Described by Akindele as a deeply personal project, the movie digs beneath the glossy surface of success to explore the emotional costs of ambition, influence, and public expectation. Positioned right in the heart of the holiday season, this reflective drama promises to resonate with audiences seeking stories that linger long after the credits roll.
3.King of Boys 3: (December 25, 2025)
The Beginning of the End, arriving on Christmas Day. Directed by franchise mastermind Kemi Adetiba, the third chapter continues the legendary saga of Eniola Salami. With political schemes, power battles, and revenge plots looming larger than ever, anticipation for this film is at a record high. Though the cast list remains under wraps, fans are confident the returning ensemble will deliver the intensity and charisma that made the earlier films smash hits.
Together, these releases mark a December defined by creativity, ambition, and cinematic diversity. Whether it’s satire, introspection, or pulse pounding drama, Nollywood is offering something for every viewer—and solidifying its place as a global storytelling force. December 2025 isn’t just a month of movies; it’s Nollywood’s grand finale to the year, and the industry is ready to take a bow on the world stage.
