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Why are we not surprised?
Inspired by BBC's 2019 sex for grades documentary, Citation
follows the story of Moremi Oluwa (Temi Otedola) a 21 year old postgraduate
student who seeks justice after an attempted rape experience with her
professor.
This is not an unfamiliar story, but it is told in a rather
compelling and intriguing manner. I love it! I was particularly blown away by
the film's excellent cinematography, sound, costuming, set design, dialogue,
and use of language.
I love how CITATION reminds us of the beauty of Africa, its
people, culture and fashion. Noteworthy was also the chemistry between Moremi
and her Dr Boo (Gabriel Afolayan). Their lovey-dovey scenes were like icing on
the already yummy cake.
Jimmy Jean-Louis' role as Prof. Lucien N'Dyare, Temi Otedola as Moremi, Gabriel Afolayan as Koyejo and Ibukun Awosika as herself were
my favourite as they made the whole experience worth my while.Even though CITATION is in a class of its own, it definitely
isn't without flaws which were surprisingly rather too obvious. The movie
dragged on for too long with a lot of unnecessary scenes and dialogues. I
honestly believe that CITATION would have turned out better, if only the
producers understood just how 'impatient' movie lovers and critics have
become in recent times.
THERE'S NO TIME TO CHECK TIME!
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