Thy Will Be Done

Year 2015

RokStudio Lagos Nigeria

Directed andproduced by: Obi Emeloye

Lead role: Mercy Johnson, Ramsey Noah, Mary Remy Njoku

Actors: Jide Kososko, Tony Aclet, Temle Ikeji, Enyinma Nwigwe, Joe Thomas

Synopsis

A happily married pastor's life is thrown into disarray the day his not so ex-wife came back from the dead

Lets Talk Review

Ramsey Noah

Pastor Pius ( Ramsey Noah) perfectly plays the role of a respected pastor and happily married to Lucy ( Mercy Johnson), she gave a strong shot-gun performance as an ex-milltary turned pastor's wife whose no- nonsense attitude continues after services while Munachi ( Mary Njoku) plays the naive looking character.
The movie explore the love, deceit, betrayal, faith, anger, jealousy and the breaking  point of a home. The inabiliy to bear a child is heartbreaking enough for Lucy till she got the shock of her llife when the not so dead wife came into the picture, It isn't your average/normal....adulterous husband situation, it delves deeper

Mercy Johnson

into the turmoil of a once happy home that question love, loyalty, betrayal and as a result shows how a small thing can tick anyone to the dark side that leads straight to destruction and chaos. 

     There are so many reason to love this movie; for one Mercy Johnson (lucy) gave yet another wonderful perfomance as a distraught wife, her end actions could easily be unquestionable but simple sympathy as an angry woman that makes men (husbands &bF) otally re-think their approach to certain situations,

The editting, direction sound quality and characteristion was on point, I love the car accident visualization #RAD, the picture quality was power, it needed more lights that could have made the make up team not look so quack especially on Mercy Johnson; her costume in most of scene seemed uncomfy and  her looking like an amateur ( she porbably should have her own team handle costume and makeup).

(L) Mary Njoku, (M) Ramsey Noah, (R) Mercy Johnson

      Thy will be done could have been my favorite movie of the week if the climax was twictched a little and shed more lights on unfinished stories, especially from Munachi's character whose seven years MIA  was very suspicious and her  questionable behaviour throughout her stay in the pastors home. The ending cold have been better if  another justfication of loss on Mercy Johnson's part was somehow linked to Pius and Munachi's life seven years prior.

      Overall, I enjoyed the movie and I commend the writer for this piece and for the approach he took. 

the movie is avalable o Irokotv and I guantee a mixed feeling