Mansoor

M o v i e  Review Title:         Mansoor  Cast:        Umar M Shareef, Maryam Yahaya, Ali Nuhu, Sadiq Ahmad, etc Screenplay:  Jamil Nafseen  Producer:     Naziru Dan Hajiya The movie was recently premiered. It is an adventure of an enthusiastic young man in search of his identity. It […]

M o v i e  Review

Title:         Mansoor 

Cast:        Umar M Shareef, Maryam Yahaya, Ali Nuhu, Sadiq Ahmad, etc

Screenplay:  Jamil Nafseen 

Producer:     Naziru Dan Hajiya

The movie was recently premiered. It is an adventure of an enthusiastic young man in search of his identity. It is an adventure that is triggered by love, fuelled by uncertainties and driven by desperation. This adventure leads to another emotional story so expertly told and presented one can’t but appreciate the director’s story telling.

No movie is without flaws, or at least few areas that could use improvements. The good thing with Mansoor is that every single facet is at worst, average. There are few story arcs that are recycled and though I can’t tell whether it is from the movie or the projector, the movie struggled to fit perfectly on the screen. As a result, the subtitle was hardly visible; the colour grading could have been better, the nights and days appeared almost identical.

However, Mansoor has so many strengths to counteract those weaknesses. The excellent production value is at display throughout the movie. Every detail has been attended to. From the sets, to the costumes, to the makeup, to the locations.

One thing that deserves special mention is the stylish direction. The shots are neat, elegant and stylish. More of this? Check, https://kannywoodscene.com/