Posted by adel4b 3 months ago

good

Posted by Naijaview 3 months ago

ok. But this might have been even more entertaining if it did not fall into Nkiru Sylvanus' overdone cliched roles of a sobbing suffering girl/woman. That girl simply cannot stay away from the idea that she must weep copiously through every movie. It gets really wearying. Ah yes, Nkiru suffers, then she cries, a little smile, then she scrubs, works, cleans, toils, more tears, oh no, oh yes, she moans, now she groans. Life is a pain when Nkiru is in fame. Otherwise, an entertaining commentary on life and a call to remember orphans. Ignore my sarcastic notes on Nkiru- she's a good actress but I just get a wee bit tired of her style.

Posted by Lugard 3 months ago

Indeed, this is one of those amazing but heart wrenching human experience productions that make Nollywood stand out naturally.

When I saw the commendable cast of Jennifer Eliogu, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Ejike Asiegbu, Nkiru Sylvanus, Uche Elendu and Stella Ikwuegbu, etc., I knew that this one would be relevantly interesting and meaningful. The sound track is also beautiful plus thought-provoking; and thankfully does not get in the way of dialogue.

With her husband Bobby long gone out of the country in search of greener pastures; and with her bitter sufferings during pregnancy, I was so shocked that Jessica died some days after giving birth to Cara. And to be fair to Bobby, he was faithful to Jessica while in the USA; and kept trying to reach her and sending money ...

This is one you have to calmly see for yourself. So far, I really cherish the story and plot - especially the psychological highlight on the plight of orphans. And I look forward to the continuation of this "My Blood" in part two ...

Posted by mostgracious1 3 months ago

this was a very good but weird storyline. it was written by ikiru sylvanus. i am very short on words on how to describe the movie, to be honest. there is a moral to every story. anyway i hope you enjoy it