Blood vessel: Nigerian filmmaking is impressive

Blood Vessel is a thriller about escaping one’s circumstances, it turns into an actual horror story.

Survival of a brutally realistic kind​

Blood Vessel is a movie that deals with survival in a way most of us are fortunate enough to never know. It’s a Nigerian original film with mystery, crime, and thriller as genres and plot drivers. It all begins in the Niger Delta region.

Details​

Director: Moses Inwang
Writer: Musa Jeffery David
Cast: Adaobi Dibor, David Ezekiel, Jidekene Achufusi, Sylvester Ekanem, Levi Chikere, Obinna Okenwa, Alex Cyr Budin, René Mena.

love to the family of late Sylvester Ekanem who played Tekena in the movie. Apparently, he died before the movie was released.

Nimeiangalia nikaona imenizingua fulani hivi, nikalala, not even halfway.

Good storyline, execution is something else.

Granted I wasn't really invested. Lakini kuna mtu mwingine alikuwa anaiangalia akasema naye imem bore tu.

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