5 reasons you should watch “Behind The Wheels”

There are movies and there are stories, Behind The Wheel is a story, a kind of story that should be promoted in Nollywood so that while we entertain ourselves, we are also being exposed to certain things that we should, not just as Nigerians, but as humans.

There are tons of reasons you should watch “Behind The Wheel”,  but I’ll state just five, and hope the stated five is good enough for you, but if it isn’t, let me know so I can give you more.

1. It is an untouched area. This is one story that hasn’t been told before. Maybe it has been told, but I haven’t seen it heard it. Meaning probability is high that you haven’t, so go and watch it.

2. The next reason why you should watch “Behind The Wheels” is that it changes your perception about Tanker drivers. The movie highlights the issues tanker drivers go through, from their homes to their work. How society sees them which in turn affects a lot. It is certainly that one movie that creates awareness where road users are concerned and for that alone, it is a “Must watch”

3. Thirdly, you should watch this movie because of the picture quality which is as crisp as that word goes. Behind the wheels gave us good picture in a good story.

4. Real fire scene… yes o! We all know Nollywood and how fake our fire incidents can always be. But this is different for “Behind The Wheels” as they gave us for the first time in Nollywood, real fit right effect. Speaking to the special effect make up artiste, Dorothy Kwofie, she revealed some challenges she faced trying to put things together, and successfully it came out well. That fire scene, the special effects on the burns are just epic, perfectly done and wonderfully executed by Kelechi Udegbe who played the part of a road safety official.

5. The directing and cinematography of this movie can almost be said to be above Nollywood. The director did not only do a wonderful job interpreting roles with appropriate characters, he was also really detailed with his representations, showing us every emotion, letting us see through every reaction, bringing life to inanimate objects that their positions tell us their roles.

This movie is that movie you expect so little from but leaves you “speechlessly wowed” at the end of it. At the end of this movie, viewers came out, not just with a positive feedback, but a testimony of how the movie has changed a part of them, and to me, that is exactly what a movie is supposed to do to you at the end of the day.

Take your friends and family to go enjoy “Behind The wheel”