Call of My Life

Call of my life is a love letter to craft, undone slightly by the love story itself. I remember seeing a tweet describing this movie as cringe, and I thought to myself: "Isn't that the foundation of every good or bad romance, every romcom worth its salt?" I hate to say…

FauxNun

i think i should start by saying i’m team kalu and it’s a shame we didn’t get to see much backstory exploration there. my favorite thing about this film has to be the visuals. eli’s costume design was literally pushed to our faces to remind us that she’s “whimsical” and i…

adesewa

“I watched you run to me” This is a really interesting film.  I finally saw Call of My Life and I’ve been pretty excited about seeing it. Romcoms or should I say, Nigerian Romcoms in modern times haven’t been exactly great, with a few exceptions in the 2010s and some in…

Barney!

There's a meet cute scene in here that attempts to draw you into its dialogical intelligence and accidental wit, not unlike the plays of Oscar Wilde or David Mamet. It's neither impassive nor fraught with benign direction — one may very well be inclined to call it decent…

Kaufman

"I enjoy you, I love doing things with you" Look, my friend and I just left the cinema and we're still so impressed at how good it was! For me to enjoy a romcom, there are a couple of things I look out for: the dialogue, the characters and the music. It's safe to say Call…

riian

for the most part, i enjoyed the feelings and emotions this brought up. the actors are fun to watch and nkem owoh reminds us that he’s him with a stellar performance in the few minutes he appears on screen. i do wish we got to see more about these relationships though,…

Chisom J.

Had a laugh Watching this at Ikeja cinema Lagos 🇳🇬

ad3mol4

This is the lighthearted romcom for the quirky zillenial Nigerian; it is easy to relate to Soluchi as she navigates romance, life and her work in her own unique way. I think we have a classic on our hands. Uzoamaka Power is a great writer; her characters have personality,…

Nduka Dike

“Mummy”

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