During the 1980s and 1990s, Ghanaian artists created vibrant hand-painted movie posters to promote Hollywood blockbuster films. These posters served as promotional material for mobile cinemas that ...
Mobile cinema businesses became wildly popular in Ghana in the 1980s and 1990s. As a way to attract viewers, proprietors commissioned local artists to paint film posters with creative license. Twitter ...
Will the wonders of the internet never cease? When I was a kid in London in the early ’00s, I was lucky enough to experience great cinema from around the world. I had a particular fondness for some of ...
Two-time Oscar winner Ben Proudfoot returned to his native Canada last week to debut his latest documentary, “The Eyes of Ghana,” a powerful feature about the African country’s buried cinema history ...
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The Real African Language Behind Wakanda — And Why Black Panther Chose It
When Black Panther hit theaters in 2018, the excitement was palpable. Aside from the fact that it was the first big-budget superhero movie with an all-Black cast, its Afrofuturist appeal, stunning ...
LILONGWE- (MaraviPost)- Film Association of Malawi (Fama) has roped in filmmakers from Nigeria and Ghana for the Malawi Film ...
Deputy Executive Secretary of the National Film Authority, James Gardiner, has stated that the Ghanaian movie industry is struggling because producers have grown too comfortable and taken audiences ...
Actors Dorothy Konadu and Shadrach Agyare have strongly refuted claims that the Ghanaian movie industry is defunct. The pair made their comments during an appearance on a mid-morning show on Rainbow ...
It’s an exciting time for filmmakers and movie fans around the world: Academy Awards season is here. And with several African films up for official nominations, people across the continent will be ...
Mobile cinema businesses became wildly popular in Ghana in the 1980s and 1990s. As a way to attract viewers, proprietors commissioned local artists to paint film posters with creative license. Twitter ...
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