MOVIE REVIEW: Femi Adebayo’s ‘Seven Doors’ is thematic masterpiece, captivates from start to finish

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MOVIE REVIEW: Femi Adebayo’s ‘Seven Doors’ is thematic masterpiece, captivates from start to finish
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With its intricate plot, compelling characters, and profound themes, the film is a worthy successor to Jagun Jagun and highlights the evolution of Nigerian filmmaking.

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‘Seven Doors’ features a stellar cast, including Muyiwa Ademola, Chioma Akpotha, Aliu Gafar, and Afeez Oyetoro, aka Saka. The film draws viewers into the hauntingly beautiful yet morally complex Ilara Kingdom. The six episodes are titled Door Threshold, Door Jamb, Door Frame, Door Lock, Door Swivel, and Door Peephole.

Meanwhile, the narrative intertwines subplots of political conspiracies, betrayal, and familial struggles. Queen Amaka stands as a voice of reason and courage, navigating the treacherous waters of palace politics. The climax builds to a heart-stopping confrontation between Esusu and the royal family, culminating in a resolution that leaves audiences reflecting on the weight of choices and the inevitability of justice.Oba Adedunjoye : The Onilara of Ilara is a flawed yet relatable monarch.

Chiefs and Court Members: The supporting cast delivers compelling performances, especially in scenes where power dynamics and betrayal unfold. Their interactions with the king and Esusu underscore the themes of loyalty and corruption.Doors as symbols: Each of the seven doors represents a moral or spiritual trial, a metaphor for the choices that define our lives. Knocking on the doors reminds us of the importance of tradition and accountability.

Cultural identity: Through its costumes, language, and customs, Adebayo uses Seven Doors to celebrate Yoruba culture while addressing universal human experiences.Adebayo’s Seven Doors is a cinematic triumph that succeeds on multiple fronts. The storyline is tightly constructed, with every scene contributing to the overall narrative. The pacing keeps viewers engaged, and the plot twists ensure that the story remains unpredictable.

An undeniable issue is that Seven Doors attempts to bridge the cultural gap between the Igbo and Yoruba communities. Given how tribalism has gained significant traction on Nigerian social media, this is crucial.

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