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If you are excited about this journey as we are, then you would be happy to know that “Keteke” is confirmed to premiere on the 4th of March 2017 at the Silverbird Cinemas, Accra.
This year’s Independence Day week just got better as you wouldn’t want to miss out on this. The trailer below confirms all our reasons to be excited about this movie and are dying to see it already.
Watch Trailer Below…
The period drama, from director Peter Sedufia casts Adjety Anang and Lydia Forson as leads. The supporting cast includes Fred Amugi, Jospeh Otsiman, Clemento Suarez, Jeneral Ntatia and Raymond Sarfo.
.Peter started out writing, directing and producing short films and Keteke will be the first feature length film from the director. He has received acclaim for his short film “The Traveler” which won the Special Jury Prize for African Film Schools at the 2015 edition of the Panafrican Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou (FESPACO).
This is definitely the movie you wouldn’t want to miss! Premiering 4th March, 2017.
Silverbird Cinemas – Accra mall and West Hills mall. 7pm & 9pm. Ghc 30 only!
Get early tickets from all Silverbird Cinemas, or call: 0202341409.
Second on my list of addictions is Movies.. the only thing I could possibly love more is my Dearest Waakye lol. Nothing else does a better job of reminding me that ANYTHING is possible with the right amount of effort. I have great eye for details and flaws in scripts. Shallow scripts bore me. I am an avid reader. Your everyday Mr Nice guy. Always the last to speak in a room full of smart people. Half Human, half Martian but full MOVIE FREAK.
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