“I Had to Search For The Monster In Me”: Eddie Mbugua on His ‘Igiza’ Role
Chris is an amalgam of Professor Higgins and Caligula, an intelligent monster, and getting into his character was a form of catharsis.
Churchill Osimbo is a writer, poet, and pilot. He's been a professional critic since 2019, writing and continuing in the tradition of Pauline Kael, Andrew Sarris and others; investigating the effects and merits of movies on the local consciousness, one film at a time.
Chris is an amalgam of Professor Higgins and Caligula, an intelligent monster, and getting into his character was a form of catharsis.
A few quirky moments here and there, a few interesting shots, but ultimately 'Look Both Ways' is a very tame and harmless film.
Audiences simply aren’t treated often enough to this level of gloss and polish. Because of that, even flaws appear as charming quirks to us.
What works in this show is most of it; and any elements that don’t, hardly seem to matter, if they exist at all in the...
Melissa Kiplagat chats to Churchill Osimbo about her days in school, starring in 'Country Queen' and more.
What the filmmakers got right were the ideas and themes, and where they failed, were the devilish details in these ideas and themes.
A conventional story told in an even more conventional way, a stage play with no illusion, no poetry, and no wonder.
'Click Click Bang' can be fun when given to it completely, the only problem is, it seems to be intent on preventing one from doing...