Starring: Van Vicker, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde
Synopsis:
A woman is disturbed that has marriage has yet to consummated four months after the wedding and soon discovers the reason is her worst nightmare.
Review:
Richie (Vicker) and Betty (Ekeinde) appeared to be the happiest couple in the world but four months after their wedding they had not consummated the marriage. Betty found it strange and constantly questioned Richie but he never gave her a straight answer.
She came home one afternoon and the reason stared her in the face and the two are forced to face the truth.
But was the truth a mind game? If so, then why did he marry her? Maybe it’ was all in Betty’s head.
As for performances, no complaints. The locations and set design are great.
Overall it’s a fast paced and engaging movie. RECOMMEND
- Rated: PG
- Genre: Drama
- Release Date: 2010
- Directed by: John Uche
- Starring: Van Vicker, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde, Charmaine Turpin
- Written by: Darlene Benson Cobham
- Studio: Divine Visions Int'l Studios
- Country: Ghana, Nigeria
I remember this movie when it first came out..watched it again today just to refresh myself and it didn’t disappoint all around great production..Omotola always bring her A game.
A subject that needed to be addressed. Before a man decides to marry or not he has to be sure of his interests and goals. A woman is very perceptive, more so than men, in determining whether a man is attracted to them. I feel sorry for any brother caught in the situation that Van Vicker found himself in this movie. And likewise, I have the utmost sympathy for the woman who may find the real truth about her husband if he is truly gay-Abandonment is a terrible thing. This movie is a fast-paced movie, but a good one. This movie was not a dream/nightmare, but reality.
Hey Gary, well said. If everyone owned their truth the world would be a better place.