ÉVALUATION IMDb
5,0/10
483
MA NOTE
Trois frères, qui traversent chacun des difficultés relationnelles, trouvent l'amour pendant les fêtes de Noël.Trois frères, qui traversent chacun des difficultés relationnelles, trouvent l'amour pendant les fêtes de Noël.Trois frères, qui traversent chacun des difficultés relationnelles, trouvent l'amour pendant les fêtes de Noël.
- Director
- Writer
- Stars
Onikosi Bukola Abisoye
- Gym Lady
- (as Onikosi Abisoye)
Rachael Oniga
- Agatha Agu (Mama)
- (as Rachel Oniga)
Alabi Pasuma
- Special Gala Artiste
- (as Wasiu Alabi)
Avis en vedette
I finally watched this movie and had high hopes as a West African because I believe the characters in our family are just hilarious and it would be fun to see the dynamics on screen. I really enjoyed this movie. Very lighthearted, funny and romantic. Although a mean character , Linda Osifo was also very pretty. I hope to see more West African films on Netflix to highlight that we are more than what is usually shown on tv and we have unique family dynamics. I would definitely recommend this film to watch during Christmas and there were many funny relatable moments especially for those of us from W. Africa <3.
A Naija Christmas
As with almost any new high budget Nigerian movie, it aims for comedic relief and heavily lies in tropes. A fairly straightforward plot that delivers nothing new, save being the first Nigerian Christmas themed movie. Because of the heavy reliance on comedic elements, the plot isn't allowed to develop to have darker moments as such moments were snuffed out (a little letdown.) The casting was sweet. Seeing many familiar faces from YouTube series getting a shot into the spotlight was thrilling! (Segilola ogidan, Ade laoye & Abayomi Alvin.) Mercy Johnson finally gets a new nollywood movie where she can shine appropriately (Seven and a half dates & the ghost and the tout too, she can finally be forgiven for those travesties.)
The story has a lovely premise.
But if you're gonna tell a Nigerian story, at least tell it in a Nigerian way.
I couldn't help but notice the undertones of Western culture (and yes, a lot of Nigerian modern lifestyle is influenced by the West,) but to go so far as even patterning the dialogue after Western culture, that's too far.
The breakups and the relationship dynamics broke my last straw.
I love this movie, but as an ardent observer of Western cinema, it feels like a copy.
Whether it is a Nigerian copy of a Western story, or a Western copy of a Nigerian story, sometimes I just can't tell.
But if you're gonna tell a Nigerian story, at least tell it in a Nigerian way.
I couldn't help but notice the undertones of Western culture (and yes, a lot of Nigerian modern lifestyle is influenced by the West,) but to go so far as even patterning the dialogue after Western culture, that's too far.
The breakups and the relationship dynamics broke my last straw.
I love this movie, but as an ardent observer of Western cinema, it feels like a copy.
Whether it is a Nigerian copy of a Western story, or a Western copy of a Nigerian story, sometimes I just can't tell.
So many Christmas romantic comedies are told more from the woman's perspective but this one is told from the male perspective. I've never watched a movie set in Nigeria before, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was also different in that there were three stories told (though more focus was on two of them), one for each of the three brothers. I don't know anything about Nigerian culture, so I don't know how accurate the portrayal was, but the familial tension and church politics seemed familiar, something I think one would see in all cultures.
I would like to see more Nigerian content, based on what I saw in this movie.
I would like to see more Nigerian content, based on what I saw in this movie.
I really like this comedy, I fell for Segiola's voice in the first minutes. The songs are beautiful, the story is well paced, there are beautiful actresses and not unrealistic skinny girls in western romcoms. The guys are not romantic but they proved to be sincere. I laughed a lot at the church women scenes. The ending is cute. I wished there would be more about the youngest brother but it's fine. Any christmas comedy has the same tropes... This one does not differ BUT for me, it's a relatable one.
As someone said, I didn't see the two hours running.
Please Netflix, I Hope you will develop more diverse films and series like this one.
My first Nollywood film and I love it! It's fun, light and warm. I highly recommanded it.
As someone said, I didn't see the two hours running.
Please Netflix, I Hope you will develop more diverse films and series like this one.
My first Nollywood film and I love it! It's fun, light and warm. I highly recommanded it.
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- A Naija Christmas
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- Nigeria(Nigeria)
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