Nang dumating ang nawalay na ina ni Ebere upang tumulong sa kanyang sanggol na anak, ang kanilang mahirap na relasyon ay may hindi inaasahang pagkakataon sa muling pagsilang.
Cast
Okechukwu Oku
Director
Padita Agu
Maria
C.B.N. Akuma
Sister
Tracey George
Ebere
Chineme Happiness
Delivery Woman
Prince Jumbo
Gateman
Val Naya
Young Abigail
Nathan Nnoli
Baby Nneoma
Queen Nwokoye
Abigail
Adaeze Onuigbo
Young Ebere
Sam Sunny
Ozo
Onyinyechukwu Amadi
Writer
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
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stained
Very beautiful story. I enjoyed every bit of it.
very educative movie appreciate your mom
Strained" is a deep Nollywood movie that looks into family bonds, especially between a mom and her daughter who haven't seen each other for a long time. Directed by Okechukwu Oku and written by Onyenye Amadi, it stars Tracey George, Queen Nwokoye, Samuel Nnaibuike, Padita Agu, and Adaeze Onuigbo. The story happens in Enugu and talks about the Igbo tradition of "Omugwo," where a mom helps her daughter after she has a baby. The plot gets going when Ebere, played by Tracey George, needs to fix things with her mom, played by Queen Nwokoye, after her baby comes. The movie makes us think about why they fell out and if Ebere will let her mom stay to help with the new baby. The acting is top-notch, with Queen Nwokoye shining as Ebere's mom. Her work makes the movie stand out. "Strained" is a strong drama with great acting, high-quality production, and a deep message. It does well in showing how past hurts can last and adds lightness to the family times during the Omugwo.