Ran Mi Lowo sent a good wake-up call for schools to be on their guard; very very sadly, the film didn't have strong technicality or screenplay. It was an unsuccessful attempt at a psychological thriller😔
DELICIOUS
-Omowunmi Dada took charge of her role😃 She looked and acted so young that you would think she was a schoolgirl for real!
A big surprise was Broda Shaggi who played the role a professor, for the first time he was serious😆
-Ran Mi Lowo called for school principals to take responsibility for their students as parents would for their children. It was so poignant when Yemisi said "for every girl who drops out, a dream is dead, and our community is losing its potential female leaders" 😢
BLAND
-The cinematography, unfortunately, did not complete the storytelling. Lighting was not controlled, camera movements didn't usher in a fearful environment.
The movie was shot as if it was a drama rather than a thriller.
Color grading bombarded us with bright images. Additionally, the score and sound effects failed to create an intimidating aura. So regrettable...
-Yemisi is said to be studying investigative journalism but we never had a glimpse of the work she was doing. We only saw her typing on her laptop.
-The movie had a good awareness to pass along, it just needed a more refined screenplay to connect with the audience and carry us on a journey, 'cos in the end, we were simply mere observers as opposed to participants.
DELICIOUS
-Omowunmi Dada took charge of her role😃 She looked and acted so young that you would think she was a schoolgirl for real!
A big surprise was Broda Shaggi who played the role a professor, for the first time he was serious😆
-Ran Mi Lowo called for school principals to take responsibility for their students as parents would for their children. It was so poignant when Yemisi said "for every girl who drops out, a dream is dead, and our community is losing its potential female leaders" 😢
BLAND
-The cinematography, unfortunately, did not complete the storytelling. Lighting was not controlled, camera movements didn't usher in a fearful environment.
The movie was shot as if it was a drama rather than a thriller.
Color grading bombarded us with bright images. Additionally, the score and sound effects failed to create an intimidating aura. So regrettable...
-Yemisi is said to be studying investigative journalism but we never had a glimpse of the work she was doing. We only saw her typing on her laptop.
-The movie had a good awareness to pass along, it just needed a more refined screenplay to connect with the audience and carry us on a journey, 'cos in the end, we were simply mere observers as opposed to participants.
