This week's list has a quiet through-line. Miriam Ogbonna's name is on the credits of two separate films now showing on two different channels — Journey to Love and The Price of Love — which says something about how busy her pen has been lately. Here are five picks worth your time.

1. Journey to Love on Dashing Film TV is the first pick, a Jennifer Okorie production directed by Kingsley Fresh Onyenma and written by Miriam Ogbonna. Beauty's life takes an unexpected turn after a brief, complicated encounter with a successful businessman, Uche, leaves her pregnant and facing a decision about her future and her unborn child's. When fate brings the two of them back together, old secrets resurface alongside feelings neither of them planned for. The film stars Osereme Inegbenebor, Ray Adeka, Chidimma Ugwu, Thelma Chukwunwem and Maureen Solomon. Watch here:

2. Haven on Munachi Media is the second pick, and the poster alone tells you this one is sitting in shadow and suspicion rather than sunlight. Pamela Okoye, Michael Dappa and Munachi Itumo lead, and the tension in the artwork — three people who clearly aren't on the same side — is reason enough to press play and find out why. Watch here:

3. I Did It For Love on Mercy Johnson Okojie TV is the third pick, a Mercy Johnson Okojie Production with a title that already sounds like a confession. Between the handcuffs and the police vehicle on the artwork, this is Nollywood doing crime drama with a love story tangled somewhere inside it. Cynthia Clarke and Anthony Woode lead. Watch here:

4. Bòwálé (Come Home) on Biodun Stephen TV is the fourth pick, a film by Olubunmi Akingbola. "Some bonds time cannot break" is the film's own line, and with Jude Chukwuka, BamBam Olawunmi and Bobby Ekpe leading a story about a second chance that could change everything, it earns the sentiment. Watch here:

5. The Price of Love on Frederick Leonard TV closes out the list, produced by Frederick Leonard from a story and screenplay by Miriam Ogbonna. "Love is not enough" is the tagline, and going by the raw close-up of tears on the poster, this one isn't holding back on the emotional weight. Michael Dappa and Ekama Etim Inyang lead. Watch here: