In a series of interviews that we will publish this week, Pulse Nigeria will offer answers to questions around how Nollywood makes films. In the final years of the 20th century, a community of Nigerians began to collaborate to produce what they hoped would be very entertaining content.They mostly had no long-term plans or any plans at all. The best of them had done theatre work in Europe. Many were raw, untrained, untested. All they had was a passion. With very meagre budgets, this group made films that today are nothing short of premium classics; Ripples, Diamond Ring, Living in Bondage, Koto…