OHUN OKO SOMI DA

OHUN OKO SOMIDA
DIRECTOR: LASUN RAY
WRITER: sola sobowale
PRODUCER: SOLA SOBOWALE
LINE PRODUCER: ADEBAYO SALAMI
SCREEN PLAY: ADEBAYO SALAMI,TAIWO SOBOWALE, KEHINDE SOBOWALE, LASUN RAY, FEMI OLAGOOKUN.
GENRE: TRAGEDY
NAME OF REVIEWER: SUBI JOY CHIOMA
THE REVIEW(PLOT SUMMARY)
The movie started with a scene of MR DAIRO, a barrister(ADEBAYO SALAMI) and MRS DAIRO(sola sobowale) in their bedroom preparing to go for an occasion, they bid their children farewell. Getting home the couple begins a discussion in their bedroom and MRS DAIRO(sola sobowale) tells her husband MR DAIRO(ADEBAYO SALAMI) about a house she found, but her husband tells her that they would not buy the house because they have more than enough house already. The next day the couple goes to the office of a friend of MR DAIRO, and there he sees a young lady clarion(mercy aigbe) who works as a secretary. He persuaded his friend into making clarion work for him as his personal assistant, along the line clarion and barrister DAIRO gets involve in an affair. MRS DAIRO(sola sobowale) finds out and tries everything in her power to stop the affair, but with everything did she ended up losing her marriage, her children to her husband and her closest relative aunty subomi (lanre Hassan).
THEME:
SETTING: the movie has a setting based in Nigeria, precisely Abeokuta.
MAIN CASTS: SOLA SOBOWALE, ADEBAYO SALAMI, MERCY AIGBE, MISTURA ASUNRAMU,FATHIA Balogun.
COUNTRY: NIGERIA
LANGUAGE: YORUBA
Sound track: the theme song was written by fatai Izebe
TITLE SEQUENCE: the background of the movie was black and the names were written in purple, and there was a background sound music.
CINEMATOGRAPHY
SHOTS: the long, medium shot and close up were done perfectly
TRANSITION: sharp zoom-in out was done when MRS DAIRO was having a conversation with her aunt.
Camera speed: medium camera speed was maintained throughout the movie.
Costume: the costume manager in the movie were afeez eniola, sodiq Adebayo and there did a perfect job with the use of everyday wears and corporate wears.
Finale
I think the crew that worked together in making this movie a success did their very best, not only did they cover the reality of most African marriages they also left the audience a moral lesson of having patience when it comes to dealing with thing