Chukwu Martin
Chukwu Martin is known for Hours Before (2021), Soólè (2021) and A Green Fever (2023).
Chukwudi Iwuji
Chuk Iwuji was born in Nigeria in 1975. When he was ten his parents began working for the United Nations Organization and moved to Ethiopia, sending their son to a boarding school in England. He got in to Yale University to major in Economics but was interested in acting and joined the university's drama society. Whilst he was appearing in their production of 'Murder in the Cathedral' he was offered an acting scholarship. He went to a drama school in Wisconsin then moved back to the United Kingdom, successfully auditioning for the Royal Shakespeare Company, where he has joined the ever-growing number of black actors, including David Oyelowo and Adrian Lester, who have played leading roles with no reference to their colour, replacing David Oyelowo in the role of Henry VI as well as playing Buckingham to Kevin Spacey's Richard III at the Old Vic.
Chukwuemeka Nwosu
Chukwuemeka Nwosu is known for The Bosslady (2019), The Therapist (2021) and Chief Karma (2018).
Chukwuemeka Okoye
Chukwuemeka Okoye is known for Namaste Wahala (2021), Berserk (2022) and Love Across (2021).
Chukwuka O. Happiness
Chukwuka O. Happiness is an actress, known for Marriage Pressure (2020).
Chukwuma Aligwekwe
Chukwuma Aligwekwe is an actor, known for GuynMan (2017), A Soldier's Story 2: Return from the Dead (2020) and A Soldier's Story (2015).
Chukwuma Onwuchekwa
Chukwuma Onwuchekwa is an actor and writer, known for Tall Girl (2019), Preacher (2016) and NCIS: New Orleans (2014).
Chukwuweike Gabriel
Chukwuweike Gabriel is known for Light in the Dark (2020).
Chul Heo
Chul has directed three feature films which have been distributed in theaters nationwide in South Korea. The most recent fiction, "The Return" (2017), won the Golden Zenith Award, winner in the First Fiction World Competition at the 41st Montreal World Film Festival. His two nonfictional feature films, "Ari Ari the Korean Cinema" (2012) and "Mira Story" (2015), which made a national controversy in South Korea by raising the critical views on the role of the government and capitalistic power in filmmaking and local community respectively, and have been screened in international film festivals in Paris, Bhutan, Busan, Seoul, and Irvine.
Chul-Moo Kim
Chul-Moo Kim is an actor, known for Ajeossi (2010), Deo Pon (2015) and Woking-geol (2015).