The Lost Days

“Background: When Chisom sets out to a remote village in Abeokuta after her husband dies to reconnect with an old friend, she experiences love and unity in a surprising manner Let's talk: Let's face it, your first love will always be your true love and this is well told even after 30 years of separation between Kola and Chisom. She faces rivalry from Kola Jnr but she finds a place to forgive even after she is kidnapped by her own son. Personally, I enjoyed the acting, story line even though it was highly predictable, make up and cinematography was on point and viewers were left with a beautiful message to remember. The film may not have a rewatch value but it's certainly a good story Mildly recommended: 6/10”

“The title speaks and captures your interest to watch the movie "The lost Days" The casting was excellent and they understood the assignment. The story is a mixture of love, culture, family, modern life, betrayal, forgiveness, pain and it educative. The ambiance of each location was perfect for each scene, the lines were well delivered no exaggeration of performance, every plot as it feel and understanding. Sometimes our past can't be forgotten because it might be the solution to our future, Chisom and Baba Kola where example. The station scene got me teary-eyed, I felt the pain of single parenting, hummmmmm. It was a deep scene. Now the directing was top notch @wingonia_ikpi take ur flowers girl good job done. The sound , color, camera, dialogue shooting angles etc was a professional standard. It's really a touching story families need to watch. @bimbomanuel @thecynthiaclarke @ifeomafafunwa @baaj adebule @_durotimi Weldone guys”

“At the end of this movie, I was sad. Sad, because I loved the story idea so much but was let down by the execution and Nollywood's insatiable need to create happy endings. At least one or two out of Kola, Moses, and Chisom should have died. Or even kill off Nkem. If Chisom wanted a family so bad, it should have come at a great price. I understand that this was supposed to be by a first-time director, but the writers, the editors, and the producers are all responsible, if you ask me. Looking forward to the next one from the director and first features.”