At least this drama got captured on film, produced into an episode of Africa Dreaming, and distributed courtesy of the Kanopy streaming service. But the acting was nonexistent. There's no way of knowing which nation was the setting for the film, so no way of knowing in what language it was produced. Is conversation in that language and culture completely without inflection? I'd certainly be able to review this more fairly if I knew the answer.
Even the character generation for the whole film's credits and the subtitles are without any imagination and the credits appear very forced. How could such a badly produced film have THAT MANY people fulfilling technical and administrative roles? Someone was officially the hairdresser, for instance?
Well, I wish this incubator if a film industry well...
Even the character generation for the whole film's credits and the subtitles are without any imagination and the credits appear very forced. How could such a badly produced film have THAT MANY people fulfilling technical and administrative roles? Someone was officially the hairdresser, for instance?
Well, I wish this incubator if a film industry well...