Title: Mokalik

Genre: Drama

Director: Kunle Afolayan

Location: Nigeria

Time: 1h 39m

Casts: Femi Adebayo, Simisola Ogunleye, Charles Okocha, Tooni Afolayan

Intro:

Having seen a lot of Kunle Afolayan’s films, you would immediately jump into conclusion that Mokalik is another hit or would be.

Why, because Kunle is such a genius that anything he touches often always comes out as a masterclass.

From October 1, Figurine, and the CEO to start with, Kunle gives the world nothing but the best.

Therefore, for Mokalik to come from such a creator, it already has lots of preconceived credits.

But whether Mokalik meets this credit or not, depends on who you are and who you talk to – a filmgoer or a film critic.

Summary

Mokalik is a film that screams Africa. From the name Mokalik which is indigenisation of the word, mechanic, the Yoruba language hits you in the face and retains the originality of the story without smearing the tale with limitation.

Mokalik tells a story of Ponmile, an 11-year-old African boy from a middle-class family who is taken to a mechanic workshop by his father to be an apprentice for his summer holiday.

In the course of one-day trial-apprentice, Ponmile discovered that this is what he has always wanted to do in his life.

At the end of the day, when his father comes to take him home, Ponmile must decide whether he will continue with his apprentice or go back to school.

Read the full review here - http://nigeriatodaynews.com/news/Mokalik-A-Regular-But-Didactic-Masterpiece

Boring movie, sleep catch me half way into the movie, after all the hype, i was disappointed.