Damilola’s screenplay largely meets the challenge. Characters are introduced coherently, the villain receives motivation beyond mere menace, and the central dramatic question (what happens when a community’s spiritual infrastructure is dismantled from within?) is developed with seriousness. The Saul-to-Paul arc at the film’s moral centre gives the narrative a shape that the original episodic production was never required to provide.
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Tòkunbò is written as a thriller and action movie. Ramsey Nouah’s ambitions as director are not very grand. It is a trite storyline of the regular Omo Eko, whose creed is to simply make it to see another day, but then struck by misfortune, in Tòkunbò’s case, his son’s heart disease, as he faces a dilemma from which finding a way out becomes a double-edged sword that leads to crime.
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Tosin Adeyemi, who was only recently on the set of Bolanle Austen-Peters’ Motherland the Musical for the…
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“I lost my father and mother. What else is there to live for? The world…
There are three stand-out scenes in the Ramsey Nouah directed, Steve Gukas produced, Nicole Asinugo…