I’ve spent some good years working around Ghana’s film ecosystem. As Director of the Black Star International Film Festival for...
Award schemes and film festivals are nothing new to the Ghanaian film space. Over the years, we have witnessed several initiatives that were intended to celebrate...
After a conversation with a Ghanaian filmmaker who, for personal reasons, wishes to remain anonymous, it became clear how deeply concerned many creatives like him are...
One of the most profound impediments to the flourishing of the creative industry in our country is not a lack of talent, resources, or ambition—but rather...
Inspired by a powerful poem by Hanna Asefaw‘s powerful poem, Signe Rosenlund-Hauglid made the documentary film “A Home on Every Floor“. The film delves into pressing issues of gentrification...
In the realm of documentary filmmaking, where truth and storytelling intertwine, there are rare gems that transcend the screen to evoke profound contemplation and stir the soul. Elan...
Brooke Stern Sebold ventures into the realm of comedy and introspection with her short film “Grandma Bruce“. Inspired by her relationship with her grandma and their connection to a car, She...
In the urgent battle against climate change, there are individuals who transcend the ordinary, whose work and vision not only inspire but actively instigate change. Anne De Carbuccia stands as...
It’s been ages since I crossed paths with Bless, probably several months. Despite knowing each other for a good five years, our schedules had been playing...
In the enigmatic realm where Hollywood glamour collides with the macabre, filmmaker Andrew de Burgh unveils his latest cinematic endeavour, “The Seductress from Hell.” Steeped in the traditions...
