All Na Vibes Review… a hidden gem
Year: 2021
Genre: Teens, Friendship, Drama
Cast: Molawa Davis, Tega Ethan, Tolu Osaile, Babatunde Aderinoye, Jide Kosoko, Tope Tedela, Kayode Olaiya, Dami Deremi, Korede Izobo
Director: Taiwo Egunjobi
Writer: Isaac Ayodeji
Cinematographer: Mobolaji Opakunbi
Summary: When his school goes on strike, Lambo is bent on organizing a party in two days to have fun with his friends. However, this simple plan is coming with some major complications…
Overall Rating: Feast 
All Na Vibes🥳🥳🥳
This was such an unassuming movie!
At first glance, you think it’s just a casual tale about some teens navigating through the struggles of life, but no ooooo. This story was loaded with symbolism, hidden messages, and twists that’ll make you scratch your head! A masterpiece 👏🏾
~Worth Watching~
Delicious
—We absolutely loved the homey vibe of the film, young men looking for something to do during a school strike. The acting was so natural that we felt like we were among the friends prying into their conversations.
Everyone was just laid-back, the makeup/wardrobe was so casual, no flashy aesthetics, just like the boys next door
—Lambo’s interaction with his friends was so great to see with their intriguing outlook on life & the strike, and Peter (Lambo’s friend) always coming up with some ‘theories’ to explain the things happening around him😂
—It’s kinda challenging to talk about the messages addressed without giving away the movie. But we’ll just say that we appreciated the spotlight on the youth in face of today’s hardships imposed by politicians
—The camera work was spectaculaaaar, shooting with unconventional movements to recreate the odd vibes hovering over the environment. Sound was crisp and clear, thank you!
—All Na Vibes was so brilliantly conceived as the screenplay gave us lots of hints through the dialogues and locations.
At first, we didn’t pay attention until we reached the end and were like “hold on a sec, what’s going on here?”; then when we revisited some previous scenes, we had our ‘aha’ moments. Bravo
We can’t forget to mention the hidden symbolism behind Lambo’s hair color which was gold but also appeared green…hmm, very well thought. We’ll let you ruminate on this one…
—Can we quickly appreciate how elegant Tope Tedela (playing the senior police officer) looked in this film😍 Great to see Molawa Davis (playing Lambo) after Nimbe
Bland
Nothing bland found
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(Audio: English, Pidgin English, Yoruba; English Subtitles: Yes)
