Un souffle de vie

"Breath of Life" is a captivating Nollywood masterpiece that seamlessly weaves together a compelling narrative, stellar performances, and breathtaking cinematography.

The film's exploration of love, resilience, and cultural nuances is both heartwarming and thought-provoking.

The cast delivers exceptional performances, bringing authenticity to their characters.

The director's meticulous attention to detail shines through, creating a visually stunning and emotionally resonant experience.

With a poignant soundtrack complementing the storytelling, "Breath of Life" is a testament to the brilliance of Nollywood in delivering impactful and resonant cinema.

It's a must-watch that leaves a lasting impression, showcasing the richness of African storytelling on the global stage.

This is like the Best Nollywood movie I've seen in a life time .... The pacing is just too perfect, great character development, good acting and also good casting. .... The movie thought a lot of great lessons, it has a lot of moral lessons, the English spoken is audible, the characters are great, the cinematography is a 10,the locations are great ........... I think directors need to learn from whoever directed this movie because this is just too perfect ..... And I hope to get more of this from the Nollywood Industry. ........ Forget about the critics, they are just there for hating.........

This movie excellently portrays a story of love, pain, justice, disappointment, and hope again. Every scene beautifully builds up to the plot in a creative way. I went through every emotion with this movie. There were times I cried, laughed, felt anger, relief and joy. This movie was personal to me. Especially as a Christian, it answered the questions; why does God allow bad things happen to believers? Is there purpose in pain? Can one's faith prevail in the darkest seasons of life? Is there hope again for an ardent backslider?

Breath of Life is easily the bestttt movie I have seen this year.

Arguably has to be the best nollywood movie I've seen in a while. That movie moves from Loss and pain to anger to romance to happiness and sadness again. The two unknown lead characters did a fantastic job. It talks about pain and how much it greatly affects us if we don't have the wherewithal to move past it. I never expected it to be that good. I have a few reservations though. Wale Ojo didn't do well in my opinion, he acting the character who is in pain wasn't convincing enough but was still decent enough. It's a step in the right direction for nollywood cos I'm not much of the fan of the industry's works.

Would have been a better story but for the introduction of the subplot story of the relationship of the boy with the rich mans daughter.

In all honesty, the subplot served no purpose and was a distraction to the potential of the beautiful story of the boy who healed the heart of the rich man.

The redeeming quality of this movie was Mr Timi's monologue in the church at the end although it was predictable but still invoked emotions to the movie that was already lacking it as none of the other scenes was that provocking or if I may add convincing.

Still a movie worth seeing! One of my favorite scenes was Mrs Timi in the burning car.