This film essentially begins 4 years after its predecessor left off with "Celine" (Brenda Wairimu) still in a romantic relationship with "Richard" (Brian Ogola) who she became attracted to when her best friend "Josh" (Nick Mutuma) chose to have a relationship with a business client named "Belinda" (Illya Frank) instead of her. And although both Celine and Richard clearly love one another, there appears to be a great deal of friction between them and for that reason they are currently attending couples therapy to try to work things out. It's during this time that a friend of theirs named "Otis" (Pascal Tokodi) comes up with the idea of hosting a wedding ceremony at an exotic location and, needing their help in setting it up, invites them to come along. On that same note, he also invites a couple of other people named "Dele" (Tope Tedela), "T. K." (Catherine Kamau) and "Judy" (Patricia Kihoro) as well. The problem is that each of them have their own personal issues they are contending with which are further exacerbated by Otis' poor overall management skills. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that, although this film is billed as a comedy, there really wasn't that much humor to be found anywhere that I could see. Likewise, some of the scenes seemed disjointed and didn't flow smoothly in transition from one to the next either. That being said, while I don't consider this to be a bad movie by any means, it wasn't nearly as entertaining as it could have been and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly below average.
Review of Disconnect: The Wedding Planner
