O Fôlego da Vida

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.........

I am not good at making reviews and I don't boast about having the terms that a movie critic masters.

I speak from the heart and whenever a movie touches me and has what it takes to make the world a better place I do believe its mission is accomplished.

In a world where faith is only a surface polish in case it arranges people to get to their selfish aims, where real love and solidarity are only words that are being used as well for selfish purposes, the real message of what human love means is touched here.

We are no angels, but once in a while, if we look and see, if we open our hearts, we can see that there is much more to life than competition, hatred, greed, bitterness... Once in a while we can be touched by an angel... This is a wonderful movie: if life has often disappointed you, if you feel hopeless and depressed, just give it a try.

Believe me, once you watch it, you'll feel a little bit better and you'll still have a little more faith in humanity and God.

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.

I absolutely love all the characters casted as they were incredibly perfect for the role. English spoken were clear, audible and articulate. I cried a lot watching this movie, this was 100 percent a creative's doing and all the cast did their hardest to bringing each character to life. This movie made me revere Wale Ojo as his character was the most moving for me. I totally recommend watching this movie as it will bring you closer to God and a little bit accepting of people with grumpy attitude. Whoever casted Bridgette should be statued.

I quote. "You do not have to know a pain before sharing it"