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The documentary ‘Crocodile’ presents a fascinating yet sometimes frustrating glimpse into the world of a young Nigerian filmmaking collective. Directed by Pietra Brettkelly and The Critics, the film chronicles the unconventional rise of these creatives.
Starting from the streets of Kaduna, where they utilized iPhone DIY storytelling techniques, the collective manages to break into the prestigious German art scene. The Berlin premiere highlights this compelling journey, showcasing both the raw authenticity of Nigerian street filmmaking and its artistic evolution.
While the documentary captures the passion and drive of these filmmakers, it sometimes leaves viewers wanting more depth and clarity. Nonetheless, ‘Crocodile’ is an engaging watch that shines a light on emerging talents and the power of storytelling against the odds.
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