Cleo Bianchi: it's really something when a film can tackle such a specific subject yet feel universally relatable
Rayanmarsh: finally some recognition for machérie ekwa bahango's work, been following this project since its start, madam makambu is more than just another film about pregnancy denial,
Grim Cinder: finally, some substance amidst all this Venice pomp
Rogue Sparrow: finally something that gets to the heart of what's missing in so many films - real emotional stakes
Elias: what got me was how understated the cinematography is - it's not flashy but it totally gets the point across
Ember Comet: how can something this raw just be so cinematic? 🐮
Diazlucas: What makes this film about pregnancy denial resonate so universally now?
Fractal Falcon: finally someone making me confront the darker side of family. loved the way Ekwa Bahango tackled Madi Makambu's emotions without beating around the bush. that prize feels well
Junepetrov: lovely shot of that woman in the field, so serene
Ashen Ronin: finally someone tackles pregnancy denial with some real bite