‘Sketchy Africans’ Review: A Sketchy, Chaotic Comedy That Still Delivers on Laughs
Sketchy Africans charms with humour and a lovable ensemble, delivering laughs despite its narrative flaws.
Kelvin Kariuki is a cinephile. He believes movies are the most powerful way to shape perspectives. As a lover and student of Kenyan cinema, he is keen to review and curate the films and shows that are shaping the Kenyan film industry before embarking on his journey of making his own films someday. He would defend 'Supa Modo' with his life.
Sketchy Africans charms with humour and a lovable ensemble, delivering laughs despite its narrative flaws.
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