The story was mostly told in a casual way replicating many previous movies without adding something new

DELICIOUS

-We need to quickly admire Rita Dominic and Angel Unigwe? These two beauties were stunning and carried themselves with so much grace.

Angel made us smile with her smile and was effortlessly natural Rita understood her role and radiated the required melancholic atmosphere

-Muhammad Atta Ahmed, the cinematographer, should be given an A for effort for good lighting and angles captured

-Costume and make-up designs were well executed! The teams should be proud of the elegance they translated into each character, especially Jumoke

-"Parenthood is not in the conception but in the caring and nurturing of a child," a phrase that was reiterated in the movie.

The film sent a poignant message on the necessity to raise children for who they are

BLAND

---Acting was, regrettably, mediocre among all actors; they were solely reciting lines without being carried away by the mood of the film, and the cliché dialogues made it unattractive

-Camera was, in most scenes, fixed at one angle for an extended period without filming other vantage points; lighting wasn't always controlled during the daytime scenes

-Audio suffered...?

-Light in the Dark was similar to films like 'Act of Faith' and 'Tango With Me'. Though it did have little twists, the idea remained the same and we could map out the end from the beginning.

---Many scenes were abruptly cut and some logic was missing.

A beautiful film, however heavy drama, a sample of which dramatic is the life of a rape victim, the woman tries to hide it, and few complain, here we see the reality, since the fact shames, humiliates, often the aggressor is not punished, even with rocas, see Mariana Ferrer, sad, revolting and disgusting... The outcome was excellent, with a resolution of the case and a final drama just as strong, with a beautiful, painful, sensitive and beautiful resolution.. .