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Nakom
Directed by
T.W. Pittman
,
Kelly Daniela Norris
NR
2016
90m
Drama
6.9
88%
62%
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Upon his father's sudden death, a talented medical student must return to his home village in Ghana to fight for his family's survival.
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Cast of Nakom
Jacob Ayanaba
Iddrisu Awinzor
Grace Ayariga
Damata
Justina Kulidu
Senior Mother
Shetu Musah
Junior Mother
Esther Issaka
Fatima
T.W. Pittman
Director
Kelly Daniela Norris
Director
T.W. Pittman
Writer
Isaac Adakudugu
Producer
Giovanni Ximénez
Producer
Nakom Ratings & Reviews
1More Film Blog
Kenneth R. Morefield
Nakom is understated but implacable at illustrating the impossibility of negotiating any middle ground between independence and enmeshment
New York Times
Ben Kenigsberg
This low-key, engaging feature from Kelly Daniela Norris and T.W. Pittman, shown in last year's New Directors/New Films series, allows its setting to become a major character - and in this case, that's enough.
Village Voice
Sam Weisberg
The film ... transcends its familiar "career vs. home obligations" conflict.
Willamette Week
Curtis Cook
Cast largely with non-actors, Jacob Ayanaba carries this film masterfully, with Ghana's natural beauty standing out in every scene.
The Hollywood Reporter
John DeFore
A cast of non-actors acquits itself very nicely here, and the nature of the shoot -- in which locals played key roles in the low-budget production -- make the film's polish all the more impressive.
Variety
Dennis Harvey
A dramatic microcosm of the age-old conflict between progress and tradition.
Slant Magazine
Wes Greene
Nakom depicts a culture rarely ever shown on screen, and yet Iddrisu's struggle to move forward without betraying his upbringing reflects feelings that are unmistakably universal.
The Film Stage
Jacob Oller
Sadly, much of this is underserved by a script equally overplotted and underwritten.
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