The shit was unhinged in the best way, and I keep thinking about the Narrator/MC. It threw me at first, but by the end I was loving the hype he was bringing.

Does anyone know if that’s typical of Ugandan movies? I had a theory that, because it may be harder to come by subtitles in some of the more obscure languages, that in order to be able to be able to enjoy movies in English, that having someone to tell you what’s happening might be just part of how its done in Uganda.

Anyway, I’ve got no clue, but in any case I loved it.