There is a culture of blockbusters with year-end holidays in Nigeria, each setting new box office records to be broken.
One series that has gotten the tongues wagging this Yuletide is Biodun Stephen’s newly released family drama ‘Roses and Ivy’.
The Prime Video series is emotionally engaging and pulls the audience into the story, packed with suspense and unpredictable outcomes.
Directed and produced by Stephen, the series is increasingly making Nollywood discourse.
Its compelling narrative, visuals, and stellar performances resonate with lovers of authentic stories, sparking intense discussions and evoking emotion.
The central conflict of the series revolves around two sisters, Roselyn and Evelyn.
Roselyn is a fiercely independent woman who, despite her strong exterior, is deeply wounded by her sibling’s betrayal. Her desire for justice leads to a series of events that test the bonds of family and friendship.
The storyline is intricately designed to keep viewers glued to their screens, with each episode unveiling new layers of the main character’s personality and motivations.
Like Biodun Stephen’s previous works where she cast actors that could succinctly interpret the script, ‘Roses and Ivy’ didn’t fall off expectations.
Letting Uche Montana, Munachi Abii, Kalu Ikeagwu, Taye Arimoro, and Jaiye Kuti take the lead was a breath of fresh air.
Biodun Stephen’s directorial prowess is brought into play in the visuals and cinematography of ‘Roses and Ivy’.
The series is a visual treat, with each scene meticulously crafted to enhance the storytelling.
The use of colour, lighting, and camera angles effectively convey the mood and emotions of the characters, creating an immersive experience for viewers.
‘Roses and Ivy’ excels in evoking a wide range of emotions.
Viewers have praised the series for its ability to make them feel deeply connected to the characters and their journeys.
The emotional depth of the storyline, combined with powerful performances, ensures that the series leaves a lasting impression.
The original soundtracks used in the production add another layer of authenticity to the series, encapsulating its emotional depth.
The music enhances the viewing experience and allows fans to connect with the story on a different level.
‘Roses and Ivy’ concludes on a bittersweet note, leaving viewers with a sense of closure and hope.
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