The iconic Ghanaian films that shaped our history

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• GOLDEN 1 month ago

  POSITIVE,WE NEED TO PROMOTE OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE,GOVERNMENT NEED TO INVEST MORE IN LOCAL PRODUCTION,THERE ARE MORE,WHAT ABOUT OSOFO DADZIE???

  POSITIVE,WE NEED TO PROMOTE OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE,GOVERNMENT NEED TO INVEST MORE IN LOCAL PRODUCTION,THERE ARE MORE,WHAT ABOUT OSOFO DADZIE???

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• Name 1 month ago

  Osof Dadzie was not a film but a TV series, started by the then playright Joris Wattemberg. Note that films were then showed in cinemal halls, whils Osofo Dadzie appeared only on GBC-TV.
  
  Those the writer discusses here wer ...
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  Osof Dadzie was not a film but a TV series, started by the then playright Joris Wattemberg. Note that films were then showed in cinemal halls, whils Osofo Dadzie appeared only on GBC-TV.
  
  Those the writer discusses here were films that were not only local but international. Kwaw Ansah's Love Brewed In African Pot for instance were shown in some cine-halls in Germany.
  
  I watched that film several times because of one dude I knew who featured short in the film in a boogie scene. His was then at Legon was called Afrane.

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• Terence Nkrabea 1 month ago

  INTERESTING FLASHBACK OF THE GENESIS OF THE GHANA MOVIE INDUSTRY . CROWD PULLERS INDEED IN CINEMAS OF ROXY , ODEON , REX IN KUMASI WHERE I WATCHED THEM . BRATVO TO THE FILM PRODUCERS CUM ACTORS . WE SALUTE YOU . GOD GOD BLES ...
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  INTERESTING FLASHBACK OF THE GENESIS OF THE GHANA MOVIE INDUSTRY . CROWD PULLERS INDEED IN CINEMAS OF ROXY , ODEON , REX IN KUMASI WHERE I WATCHED THEM . BRATVO TO THE FILM PRODUCERS CUM ACTORS . WE SALUTE YOU . GOD GOD BLESS .

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