Mary (Nse Ikpe-Etim) and Associated (Rib Ojo) were finished outsiders whose lives incidentally crossed. Mary was a needle worker that not just worked for a requesting chief; she as of late figured out that her sweetheart was hitched. Adding to her hardships, she was brought home to the town by her dad to assist with figuring out family matters.
Associated was a "determined worker" that had as of late parted with his sweetheart. He needed to manage a tyrannical mother as well as governmental issues at the workplace.
Mary and Associated were both at the air terminal when she was returning to Owerri while Associated went to Abuja for an organization retreat. In the midst of the packed air terminal, the two abruptly impacted and their telephones got away from them. At the point when they recovered their orientation, they unconsciously recovered the other's telephone and continued on ahead.
Accepting that Mary's telephone was his, Associated got a message in regards to "Owerri" and thought it was his associate illuminating him about the another area regarding the retreat. He quickly changed his flight and headed there while Mary got on some unacceptable plane and arrived in Abuja.
They later understood the telephone stir up however there wasn't a lot of they could do other than manage what is happening and watch out for one another's undertakings.
How about we Talk. This is an elegantly composed "dramedy" involved struggle and humor - a triumphant blend. Despite the fact that there were a few plots, they generally seemed OK and didn't wander away from principal characters reason in the story.
The humor was that an edgy money manager had to spend his end of the week in a rustic town while a needle worker revealed why the financial specialist wasn't wanted at his organization's retreat.
While Associated needed to acclimate to resting on the floor and eating without cutlery, Mary invested energy with Associated's mom and discovered that her committed love for her child was fringe undesirable. While Mary and Associated just met in passing, they gleaned some significant experience about one another during that end of the week.
What's unrealistic about the film was that two outsiders would really end up with the other's telephone AND end up at the other's objective. Likewise problematic was that Mary loaded onto a trip to Abuja with a pass to Owerri! However, the film was so it was barely noticeable to charm that rationale.
The core of the story was the association and sprouting connection among Mary and Associated. Author, Kemi Adesoye, tracked down spots to embed contacting and diverting minutes that kept the film attractive.
The story finished on a cheerful note with a guaranteed sentiment between the primary characters… in spite of the fact that they appeared to share little practically speaking.
Exhibitions? Nse Ikpe-Etim aced it and Rib Ojo was flawlessness. He gave the person an inflexible disposition with an expert air that was powerful and convincing to watch.
