A PLACE CALLED LOVE - MAURICE SAM, SARIAN MARTIN 2024 FULL NIGERIAN MOVIE

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. . . is that we're ALL annoying. Every one of us and this movie lays bare that fact. It's about family and all of the good, bad and annoying that comes with our loved ones. It's a DRAMA, not horror, not action, not a thriller so I don't know why people are complaining that "nothing happens". If you pay attention, you'll see everything that does happen within a dysfunctional family. And for the people saying that "Amy Shumer ruined this movie" - they just hate Amy Shumer. Her acting was fine, as was the entire casts.

If you don't know what A24 production means, here's a primer: Low budget. Very low budget. Quality thoughtful languid euro-style camera work. Top notch actors. Very low-key dialogue and scenes. It's a you-are-there feel, but not that hyper-annoying found-footage nonsense. The beginnings are "why am I watching this?," and endings are unresolved. A24 is one of those "you should be in the mood" films. To enjoy as intended, the viewer should engage in the film, think while they're watching it. It's not a "let's watch this while doing housework or doing emails" kind of film. It's like minimalist literature. You must fill in the lines, because A24 films will not spell it out for you. They thrive in vagueness and alternate interpretations. If you're not in the mood, it's an oppressive, directionless bore. This wasn't as powerful as THE WITCH or other films, but it was better than other A24 offerings. It's modern creepy psychological horror for people who like to read existentialism and absurdism, fans of Kafka et al. There's no monsters, no violence. It's about the horrors of real life as each of us lives it, and the hell on earth we help create for ourselves and others. It's not exactly a huge hopeless downer, but it's definitely not a happy joy joy film.