Jujuluv
Jujuluv delicately explores the thorny relationship between sisters-in-law in the aftermath of tragedy. Lisbon O. Okafor's shimmering independent feature delicately explores the thorny relationship be…
Jujuluv
Jujuluv delicately explores the thorny relationship between sisters-in-law in the aftermath of tragedy. Lisbon O. Okafor's shimmering independent feature delicately explores the thorny relationship between sisters-in-law in the aftermath of tragedy. Exquisitely shot at locations from Tennessee Beach to residential Oakland, the film cultivates a sensuous aura of ambiguity and mystery as its protagonists feint and spar. The vivacious Blessing (Nkechi) is lively and open, even in the wake of her brother's drowning. Jaye, (Trian Long-Smith) burdened with the truth of her husband's death, is depressed and distrusting-and by no means pleased when Blessing arrives for a visit. Okafor's elegant, precise direction stylishly delineates the flash points of their relationship and captures the ache of longing, jealousy and unshared secrets. Is friendship a Blessing? You be the judge. - M. Fox (2004 Mill Valley Film Festival)
Jujuluv
Drama
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Jujuluv delicately explores the thorny relationship between sisters-in-law in the aftermath of tragedy. Lisbon O. Okafor's shimmering independent feature delicately explores the thorny relationship between sisters-in-law in the aftermath of tragedy.
Exquisitely shot at locations from Tennessee Beach to residential Oakland, the film cultivates a sensuous aura of ambiguity and mystery as its protagonists feint and spar. The vivacious Blessing (Nkechi) is lively and open, even in the wake of her brother's drowning. Jaye, (Trian Long-Smith) burdened with the truth of her husband's death, is depressed and distrusting-and by no means pleased when Blessing arrives for a visit.
Okafor's elegant, precise direction stylishly delineates the flash points of their relationship and captures the ache of longing, jealousy and unshared secrets. Is friendship a Blessing? You be the judge. - M.
Fox (2004 Mill Valley Film Festival).