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Bad Faith is the kind of Nollywood film that leaves you quietly reflective. Right from the opening scenes, it plunges you into a charged emotional atmosphere that feels uncomfortably close to real life. Uche Jombo, who not only leads the cast but also drives the creative direction, gives a deeply expressive performance that reminds us of her storytelling depth.
The film tackles complex issues like emotional manipulation, trust, and identity within romantic relationships. The narrative isn’t overly complicated, but the richness comes from how the characters navigate their emotional landscapes. The pacing leans slow, but that works in its favor—it gives the story room to develop and lets the tension simmer beneath the surface. Some moments are intentionally prolonged, drawing viewers into the emotional discomfort that’s central to the story.
The strength of the film lies in its dialogue. It feels natural, unscripted, and raw. The exchanges between characters are intense without being theatrical, which adds a layer of authenticity. Visually, the film is understated—nothing flashy—but that’s a deliberate choice that keeps the focus on the emotional weight of the story.
One minor drawback is the conclusion, which arrives a bit too quickly compared to the deliberate buildup. A few secondary characters could have benefited from more background or screen time. Still, Bad Faith feels very much like a labor of love—intimate, emotionally grounded, and purposeful. It doesn't rely on dramatic spectacle, but rather on subtle, sincere storytelling.
Final Take: Bad Faith offers a poignant look into the emotional complexities of love and loyalty. If you're in the mood for a heartfelt, introspective Nollywood drama, this one is definitely worth watching.
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