Brotherhood

It's clear this was a novice production, but considering it's an international film production out of Nigeria, it did have some impressive moments. Had the filmmakers at least consulted a seasoned filmmaker, this could've easily been better. For starters, the almost two hour runtime needed at least 20 mins of trimming down many scenes. Some felt too dragged out and some even unnecessary. The mostly poor pacing didn't help the runtime that already felt longer than it was. Most of the cast performed fairly well, but certainly needed more cast direction. There were some plot and technical issues that with little attention could've been avoided. The story did have decent continuity and flow to it, albeit mostly predictable. I don't regret watching it, but I can't really recommend it either, as there's much better options out there.