Posted by Naijaview 1 month ago

An important social issue marred by boring and repetitive dialogue, predictable outcomes, cold acting and stereotypical behaviors. The message is clear- go get tested for HIV/AIDS before saying "I do". You will get the message but it is unlikely to evoke any serious emotional responses: not sympathy, empathy or fear. Nollywood has produced some great films with the HIV/AIDS message. Unfortunately, this is NOT one of the greats. Hopefully it will inspire some filmmaker to do better.

Posted by arunsi 1 month ago

A movie-story with a lesson from father to son.

Posted by Maaliskuu19 1 month ago

ok

Posted by Lugard 1 month ago

A commendable drama of 45 minutes with a flash-back, father to son narrative/story-teller style. Indeed, as portrayed in this story, HIV/AIDS is real; and promiscuity can be deadly as Joy learnt.

Accordingly, I don't know why this drama has part two - because, left for me, creatively, this one practically ended the story well enough for viewers to get the message.

Anyway, that's my view, it's up to you to see for yourself - if you will. Thanks to all involved in bringing us this meaningful and didactic drama.

Posted by denise1 1 month ago

excellent