There is a saying that when a lion dies its dead body becomes a dining table for antelopes. Obviously, that is exactly how useless the Ghanaian Movie industry has become.
In an attempt to help resurrect this dead and buried movie industry, a lot of our celebrities such as actor James Gardiner and others have shared their opinions on various media platforms.
The majority of Ghanaians have been complaining about the declination of Ghanaian movies and have wondered what really might have gone wrong.
Some entertainment pundits have blamed Television stations in the country for their numerous telecasting of foreign Televenolas.
The majority of Ghanaians have been complaining about the declination of Ghanaian movies and have wondered what really might have gone wrong.
Some entertainment pundits have blamed Television stations in the country for their numerous telecasting of foreign Televenolas.
Ghanaian born Lebanese Actress, Juliet Ibrahim, is calling on corporate Ghana and other investors to support the Ghana movie industry as she takes a great step into movie production. Ahead the premiere of the actress’ first self produced movie – ‘The Number One Fan’ scheduled for October 25 at the National Theatre, Juliet has spoken … Read more
About a fortnight ago I decided to go see the Wolverine starring Hugh Jackman at the Silverbird Cinema situated within the Accra Mall. As I sat there watching some of the scenes I couldn’t help but be impressed with how far the western world has advanced in film technology. The special effects were just amazing. … Read more
Last week, it was reported and confirmed that Lydia Forson has joined South African soap Scandal. Today, AMAA Best Actor, Majid Michel has reportedly joined M-Net funded soap, Tinsel. What is happening in the Ghana Movie Industry? Are the actors and actresses simply being picky with scripts or there are no jobs for them in … Read more
Gone are the days when watching Ghanaian movies was a family thing. Nowadays you will be lucky to find a Ghanaian movie to watch with your little ones without being worried about the content or the words being used in the movie. Growing up, the only thing you had to worry about was the … Read more
Juliet Ibrahim can easily pass as a Nollywood movie star since most of her movies which shot her to fame were made in Nigeria. She seems to have even done more Nollywood movies than Ghanaian movies. After stepping off the movie radar to have her first baby, the award winning actress is currently in Nigeria … Read more
I have realized that it is not only the bad acting, bad lightening and bad camera works which are hurting the African movie industry. The sort of titles (names) we give to our movies are seriously lame and this is a major killer of the industry. Before you even get to watch the movie to … Read more
