Taking place in a Nigerian slum, Tunji, a fast talking teenager, borrows his no-nonsense Uncle's car and gets his friends, Chikodi, Effiong and Abraham to join him on a Joyride around the neighborhood. Things turn sour when they crash the car and only have 5 hours to raise the required funds to fix the vehicle before Tunji's Uncle gets back from work. They resort to avenues known to each one of them in order to get quick money.
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Pemeran
Ema Edosio
Director
Mike Afolarin
Chikodi
Gabriel Afolayan
Fathia
Abayomi Alvin
Bully
Judith Audu
Emem
Iyele Chibueze
Bully 2
Adenipekun Harmony
Neighbour
Chimezie Imo
Abraham
Abiodun Kassim
Brother Taju
Jide Kosoko
Big Boss
Emeka Nwagbaraocha
T.J.
Sambasa Nzeribe
Bambi
Phill Okafor
Egbon
Pelumi Sharayi
Shalewa
Kolade Shasi
Mechanic
Tomiwa Tegbe
Effiong
Temi Sodipo
Writer
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source: Kasala!
This movie is a standard for nollywood. You can notice that the young leads are new at acting, but their natural charisma and group dynamics provides the soul and humour of this effortless enterprise. Casting them was the success, but shooting in the background of the Lagos slums with characters in their natural element makes this a success. It's said this movie didn't have a wide release in Nigeria. I was hoping to get the audience's reaction to see their neighborhoods portrayed so vividly, unlike the run of the mill eye candy offered by nollywood nowadays.
