Abro Ne Bayie 2 (Review)
Abro Ne Bayie 2
2007
Directed by C’emeka Uba (Don)
Written by Samuel Nyamekye, Fred Asanti Kotoko, and C’emeka Uba (Don)
Abro Ne Bayie 2 is the sequel to the original Abro Ne Bayie, filmed at the same time and featuring most of the same cast (except for characters who were witched away in the last film!) It is the same quality of script and special effects that we had last time, except now the plot moves forward a tad bit more. Hooray for that! But it is still badly written, badly subtitled, and a bunch of rambling crazy stuff instead of a coherent story. Don’t expect character development or answers to the question “Why?” You will never know why, because there isn’t a why. It just is. It’s just Ghana, man. Go with it.
For now, we’ve exhausted our supply of Ghanaian films, but we’ve still got the Ghanaian documentary Ghanaian Video Tales coming soon, and that’s like watching 50 Ghanaian films at once. For now, enjoy this next entry in the MOSS Theme Month!
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Posted by Tars Tarkas -
October 29, 2011 at 1:24 am
Categories: Movie Reviews, Ugly Tags: African cinema, Anita Acheampong, Babara Amayah A. Amantey, Benny A. Sowah, Bernard Aduse-Poku, C'emeka Uba (Don), Fred Asanti Kotoko, Ghana, Kofi Adu, Mercy Asiedu, Samuel Nyamekye, Yaw Adu