Ghana Must Go
GHANA MUST GO is the story of the union of two families and cultures by the marriage of their children. The bride is played by Yvonne Okoro and is Ghanaian, while the groom is played by Blossom Chukwujekwu and is Nigeria
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GHANA MUST GO is the story of the union of two families and cultures by the marriage of their children. The bride is played by Yvonne Okoro and is Ghanaian, while the groom is played by Blossom Chukwujekwu and is Nigeria
Two police officers are called to rescue a heartbroken young man who is on the verge of committing suicide. Will the officers succeed in making him change his mind?
93-year-old documentarian Chris Hesse—personal cinematographer to forgotten African icon Kwame Nkrumah—races against blindness and time to rescue and repatriate a secret trove of over 1,300 films that captured the birth
The story of a fishing family, their daily lives, and the son’s wish for a modern boat
When a group of friends traveled from Seattle to Ghana in support of water and education issues, their own lives were impacted in more ways than they could imagine.
Shows independence festivities in Ghana, formerly the Gold Coast, which on 6th March had become the first African colony to gain independence.
A foreigner led by some Nigerians enters a small Ghanaian village with the intention of stealing something precious from them. Will they succeed in their quest?
Whether facing environmental issues head-on or inspiring people to reach for the power within themselves, art and music in Ghana are used as catalysts to move people to action and to show the world what it means to be Af
It happens whenever Hakeem Adam is at an airport, or just about to leave or arrive in Ghana. In this place of transition, between going there and being there, he can get just enough distance from his homeland to ask what
Independence Day celebrations in Ghana, including ceremonies and pageants and the opening of the Ghana Parliament by the Duchess of Kent. The commentary makes a strong plea for racial tolerance, as well as mentioning the
FILM SAFARI GHANA explores Australian critic and filmmaker Andrew Leavold’s obsession with the work of Ghanaian action movie sensation Samuel “Ninja” Nkansah. Journeying to Kumasi to meet his hero, Andrew is soon acting
A personal journey by Oscar nominee Christine Choy discovering the impact of Chinese Development in Africa.
An African schoolteacher and her American boyfriend prepare for a new life in the U.S. while her family's disapproval and a desperate gangster from Ghana threatens to derail their plan.
Explores the traditional medical practices of the Bono people of central Ghana and how their healers are accommodating the conflict between the arrival of Western medicine and their religious beliefs. Traditionally, Bono
This film documents work songs of a fishing community in Ghana
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Longboard champ Sam Bleakley visits Ghana to learn about a local surf school pioneer, Highlife music and the relationship between surfing and dance.
Empower Playground Inc. turns playground equipment into electrical power.