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With their captivating thrillers, all seven of these films are timeless masterpieces that moviegoers and critics would want to see.Under the list for the AMVCA’s Best Movie category are Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti by Bolanle Austen-Peters, Breath of Life by BB Sasore, Over The Bridge by Tosin Otudeko; Would you consider supporting us with a modest contribution on a monthly basis to help maintain our commitment to free, accessible news?Over the Bridge leads with 12 categories, making it the highest-ranking film for AMVCA. Mami Wata and Breath of Life follow closely with 11 nominations, and Jagun Jagun, the Warrior, received 10 nominations.
Let’s explore why the other six nominated films could fail to measure up to BB Sasore’s production, “Breath of Life.”Following its debut on Amazon Prime Videos, “Breath of Life” maintained a position within the top 10 across 11 countries for 43 days, garnering an average of 20 points per day, as reported by flixpatrol.com.
The story follows Timi, a man of remarkable accomplishments who faces tragedy and loss, leading him on a journey of redemption and rediscovery. Through Timi’s trials and triumphs, the film explores themes of love, faith, resilience, and the enduring power of the human spirit. Ademola Adedoyin brings depth and complexity to the role of Young Timi, embodying the character’s brilliance and vulnerability with nuance and authenticity.
Since its release, “Breath of Life” has garnered widespread acclaim from critics and audiences alike. With an average user rating of 7.8/10 on IMDB and glowing reviews from Nigerian film critics, the film has captivated viewers with its stunning visuals, compelling storytelling, and powerful performances.
As it vies for the prestigious Movie of the Year award, “Breath of Life” stands as a shining example of the power of storytelling to inspire, uplift, and unite us all.” explores the typical Nigerian story of family, struggles, sacrifice, and redemption, anchored by a stellar ensemble cast and heartfelt performances.