Black November2015
Black November (2015)
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Cast
as Tom Hudson
as Kristy Maine
as Barbara
as Opuwel
as Timi Gabriel
as Kate Summers
as Angela
as Ebiere Perema
as Kazim-Dede
as Tamuno
as Pere Militan
as Bellamy
as Hudson's Driver
as Chief Kuku
as Chief Gadibia
as Chief Kokori
as Chief Sam
as Captain Hassan
as Defense Counsel
as Alaibe
as Alaibe
as Brisbi
as Hosanna
as Peter Gadibia
as Jonathan
as Agent Cole
as Agent Reese
as Bob
as Hudson's Daughter
as Jeff
as Sean
as Kristy's Camera Operator
as Eloho
as ANN News Reporter US
as Channel 8 News Reporter
as Sodi
as Ebiere's Father
as Patrick
as Inebi
as Ebiere's Mother
as Lanre
as Tracey
as Rick
as Agent Brown
as ATU Agent #1
as ATU Agent #2
as ATU Agent #3
as Kidnapped Oil Worker #1
as Kidnapped Oil Worker #2
as Priest
as Mourner
as Nigerian Woman
as Nigerian Woman
as Protester
as Bella Agayo
as Vox Pop 1
as Vox Pop 2
as Vox Pop 3
as Hosanna's Husband
as Leader of Armed Men
as Loveth
as Mama Edewor
as Monday
as Obakpororo
as Policeman at Pipe Line
as ANN News Reporter Nigeria
as Court Clerk
as Judge
as Kokori's Wife
as Arms Dealer
as Dede's Wife
as Cameraman
as Warden
as English News Anchor
as ANN News Cameraman Nigeria
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There's little going on in the final product other than good intentions, as Jeta Amata always seems overreaching for the right buttons to push.
Hollywood and Nollywood collaborate to underwhelming effect in Jeta Amata's impassioned but inert issue thriller.
At once passionate and cynical, Amata skillfully lays out the ways that Nigeria is screwed.
There's a go-for-broke vigor to the way Mr. Amata cuts to the conflict in most scenes, but the heavy-handedness across the board imposes some significant limitations. Mr. Amata, though, pulls no punches with his ending.
Filled with declamatory speeches, stereotypical characters and heavily telegraphed, melodramatic plot developments, the film fails to work as either thriller or politically themed drama.
Basinger, Rourke, Anne Heche, Vivica A. Fox, Akon and Wyclef Jean all appear lost or disengaged in bit parts that give a B-movie feel to a political passion project.
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