Family Slavery

somewhere around Africa 2000, the southern part of Zambia, the camera shows the sun, trees rocks different parts of nature. the camera moves to a very vast land full of grass and cows, goats, and pigs the camera slowly fades in introducing a village called chisaaka village full of activities the sun shining people moving up and down the rivers around young woman bathing young children some ladies pounding maize, chibwantu been made and sold chicken in the pounds farmers busy in their big farm getting ready for the rain season.

In this surprisingly good movie, Matildah Muchindu raise interesting questions, but use a different angle this time around.

Sharon Ifedi and Browny Igbegwu are great together.

And the conclusion! The underlying themes were brought together in the most masterful way I've seen in a while!!!

It was a decent movie. Very entertaining!

What a brilliant film! Acting wise, Sharon Ifedi puts in an excellent performance as the lead, and supporting actors such as Browny Igbegwu, also put in solid performances.

A cinematic masterpiece from the great Emmanuel Luckson Musonda.

Perfect film for a movie night. It's intense, has plenty of action and great story. Sharon Ifedi was good but Browny Igbegwu was most impressive. Great performance from both. Very confident.

Sharon Ifedi kept this movie train moving along while Browny Igbegwu was in his element. It’s not a film that is going to have you guessing what is going to happen next but it's enjoyable from start to finish. It's a holiday

I liked the movie. It's my first Sharon Ifedi movie and I will be looking for more of him.

Incredible movie you can watch again and again!

Can't wait to watch the film again to digest it better. Would lose if watched on DVD, without any doubt a film to be enjoyed on the big screen!