“SILHOUETTE OF DARKNESS” REVIEW

Silhouette of Darkness tells the story of Apostle Nelson, a servant of God who begins to run his ministry on his own terms rather than following the Master’s manual. The film creatively oscillates between past and present, tracing Nelson’s journey from a humble minister to “Most Honourable Apostle Felix Nelson (JP),” as his PA putsContinue reading ““SILHOUETTE OF DARKNESS” REVIEW”

Review of “I Dare Say No”: An Important Story with Room for Growth

Opeyemi Akintunde proves yet again why she’s a standout voice in storytelling. Her ability to weave both prose and drama with finesse is evident in her new film, “I Dare Say No”, a narrative that brings pressing societal issues into focus. The film follows three high school students —Bolanle, Sharon, and Jecinta — as theyContinue reading “Review of “I Dare Say No”: An Important Story with Room for Growth”

“INTERCEPT” REVIEW

I would like to begin this review with a quick critique I did for its first instalment, “In The Gap” (2023): For the love of Christ and movies, ‘In The Gap’ is a proof that audiences will follow a good story to the ends of the earth.In less than a minute into the movie, IContinue reading ““INTERCEPT” REVIEW”

“BEHIND THE SCENE” REVIEW

As found in the end note of “Behind the Scene”, Isaiah 45:15 – 17 (MSG) describes God as the one “who works behind the scenes”. It is an assertion that helps our faith and trust in the Lord, a thought that every true believer needs to have as they navigate the oceans of life. ThisContinue reading ““BEHIND THE SCENE” REVIEW”

“TAINTED HEARTS” REVIEW

“Tainted Hearts” is an impactful movie addressing a very pertinent matter in marriage. It is therefore enlightening, instructive and restorative in its content and presentation. The film captures the story of Jeffery and Isioma, a couple who are not communicating well enough to agree on vital elements of their union, which leads to a degenerationContinue reading ““TAINTED HEARTS” REVIEW”

“MERCY’S GRIEF” REVIEW

The concept that drives the message of Mercy’s Grief is brilliantly vivid and I always appreciate productions that do the unusual. I believe in the power of the cinema – being seated before a screen where motion pictures tell a story that have the ability to touch spirit, soul and body within a given time.Continue reading ““MERCY’S GRIEF” REVIEW”

“OLASUPO” REVIEW

Olasupo marks the third entry in the Biopic genre engaged by drama ministers from the turn of this decade. It has great predecessors in The Train (2020) and Enoch (2023), thus giving it tough acts to follow. Nonetheless, the movie stays true to the things that make us love this genre – the (un)known storiesContinue reading ““OLASUPO” REVIEW”

“THE PROSTITUTE” REVIEW

            If you ask me, I would say that the story of Hosea and Gomer is arguably the trickiest material in the Bible that a Christian screenwriter could base their script on. The last one I reviewed is In Love with A Prostitute (2021) and this one’s title is just as on the nose. BecauseContinue reading ““THE PROSTITUTE” REVIEW”

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