Orisa

Starting with the positives, it is in Yoruba language, which is very enjoyable to listen to. The different culture and timeline make you want to explore it.

It has interesting reality mixed with magic; the CGI is not great but okay. The story is not the most interesting one, but it still keeps you going-especially after you see the antagonist.

It is a very different experience and, for me, hard to judge. Sometimes it felt like art, sometimes weird. Still, I didn't feel bored or regret watching it.

I recommend Orisa for those who want to explore different films and cultures. It is not a masterpiece, but still a significant experience.