Sasha
Yvonne Okoro, Artus Frank, Vivian Achor, Dan Tei Mensah, Don Ziggy Netteyson, Ohene K. Odei, Vivian Amegashie
After she is diagnosed with cancer and discovering that she has barely a month to live, Sasha takes her son with her and leaves the village for Accra in pursuit of happiness. On arrival, she meets many people who simply want to use her. Will she eventually find the happiness, she so greatly desires? What will become of her son after she dies?
"The life you have now, it's a gift! You have to treasure it. Live it. And pursue happiness."
Sasha part 1, 2 and 3
Afe Olomuwe
Tom Oviawe
2011
-Story: [3 out of 5] A really good story!
-Originality: [1 out of 5] Regardless of the cancer twist, it’s still something we have seen before for the most part.
-Predictability: [0 out of 5] Takes a slide on the predictability stair well from beginning to end.
-Directing/Editing: [2 out of 5] Props to Afe (who is also directing the upcoming movie, “Stripped” starring Beverly Naya, Joseph Benjamin and Ramsey Noah) because I did see some traces of actual cinematography in this movie. The movie is in only three parts! After seeing, “His Royal Majesty” a few days ago, this was definitely great news to me. However, there were many typographical errors in opening and closing credits in both actor names and crew titles listing. The subtitles were inconsistent/incomplete.
-Acting quality: [2 out of 5] Yvonne Okoro is a breathtaking actress. Carried her character/role from beginning to end with such ease. Flawless! But the one that surprised me the most in this movie was definitely Artus Frank. Ha! The boy killed it! I loved his performance from beginning to end. And if you know anything about me, you know I usually absolutely hate this guy’s performances. Why? Because e no sabi talk. Honestly, he is seriously speech-challenged if there’s such a thing. But in this movie, he had to speak pidgin from start to finish and he did it so darn gracefully. If to say na like this eem dey speak pidgin eh? Majid for get serious competition by now. See what Yvonne had to say about her role below…
THE MOVIE SASHA IS OUT- ITS OFFICIAL I CANT SPEAK PIDGIN NO MATTER HOW MANY TUTORIAL FRANK ARTUS GIVES… fb.me/1MQQa8JG1
— yvonne okoro (@yvonneokoro) June 18, 2012
Extras were really very sub par. Dan Tei Mensah was ok and Vivian was immaculate as always. One person’s acting that really went above and beyond to piss me off was a certain Vivian Amegashie who played the role of Sandra, the Landlord’s dying wife. I think I’ve seen her on screen before (she kinda reminds me of Selassie Ibrahim), and if there’s any justice in the world I won’t have to see her again
-Setting: [3 out of 5] On point
-Costume/Make-Up: [3 out of 5] Good.
-Props and Graphics: [3 out of 5] Ok
-Video Quality: [2 out of 5] Fair
-Audio Quality [3 out of 5] Ok
-Soundtrack: [3 out of 5] Loved the traditional touch. However, stolen song wasn’t credited [‘Because I Got High’ – Afroman]
-Musical Score: [1 out of 5] Loved it! However, it was stolen and was not credited so.. sorry. [‘Braveheart Theme’ by James Horner]
Sisters at War
Bloody Night
Thanks but the movie I’m talking about is about a young girl (Yvonne) who got pregnant but (Prince David Osei), got rape and was betrayed by her friends. There is a link to the movie http://allafricancafe.com/socialaac/one_movie.php?id=2926
Wow! These Ghanaians are confusing me though. Giving two different movies the same name and what not… but I see
It was good. Do you know the movie that Yvonne did called ‘Dry my Tears’ or is there another name.
Dry my tears/All my tears: starring John Dumelo and Martha Ankomah. Yvonne is not in any of them. Search for the review on this blog