The film, released in September 2018, follows two young men as they attempt to survive the relentless tirade of trauma that can be Accra, Ghana’s capital and in the process, provide a polarized lens to examine millennial lifestyle and culture through honest and direct depiction of varied lived experiences.
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Interview: Victoria Adukwei Bulley Creates A New Space For African Poetry With “Mother Tongues”
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Funding For African Filmmakers : July – August 2017
Funding is where many dreams go to die. Well, not necessarily. However, the success of your artistic project does hinge … More
Super 16 [Take IV] – African Short Films To See
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Why is FESPACO losing it’s value? – An interview with Claire Diao
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