‘Better Half’ movie review: an unusual yet intriguing love story
Breaking away from the conventional Nollywood storylines, “Better Half” delves into an age-old phenomenon that sparks debates across various platforms. The film explores the idea that love can develop from unexpected places, but what happens when that love is built on lies and deceit?
Directed by Nwosu Abagana Richard, “Better Half” follows the captivating story of Kanye (Chuli Dike), a young student deeply infatuated with his teacher. Recognizing the age difference as a potential obstacle, Kanye devises a plan to win her heart. With his success and financial resources, he sets out to pursue his romantic ambitions.
On the other side of the story is Sia, portrayed by the talented Uche Montana. Sia is a teacher who has fallen in love with a man she knows only as Kennedy. The origin of their relationship remains shrouded in mystery, leaving gaps in their characterization and backstory throughout the movie. Despite never meeting face to face, Sia’s feelings for Kennedy run deep, and she anxiously awaits his calls.
“Better Half” challenges conventional notions of love and explores the complexities of relationships. The film keeps viewers engaged with its intriguing plot and thought-provoking themes, offering a unique perspective on the dynamics of romance and human emotions.
