Originals
TWO
FEATURE FILM
Set in the Bustling city of Accra, We experience the high octane hustle of the city and the church culture in a small Ghanaian Church. Our setting is candid, juxtaposing the light and dark parts of life in this city.
TWO follows Marcus, a former criminal who finds redemption in the church and love with Elara. But when his old boss Vic resurfaces, Marcus is forced to confront his past and tie up loose ends before he can truly move on.
Staring
Gideon Boakye as Marcus
Dela Seade as Elara
Senanu Gbedewo as Vic
Director: Nana Kofi Asihene
Producers: AphuaLarbi Amoah, Isaac “Skyface” Mensah
Writer: Louis Lamis
DOP: John Kwame Markin
IN PRODUCTION
AAHI
SHORT FILM
Araba confronts the complexities of her double life, as she candidly speaks about her lover’s thrilling presence and her growing resentment towards her husband, who is entangled in his own affair. The film delves into her fantasies, frustrations, and the simmering conflict as she navigates her secret desires, leading to a poignant and introspective conclusion that underscores the complexities of love, faith, and moral boundaries. This film explores the duality present in various aspects of our lives - religion, politics, marriage, and more.
Aahi means “Taboo” in Ga, the language of the GaTribe of Ghana.
RELEASED
WRONG WAY
Short Film
A young man’s path to make quick money turns tragic when a robbery goes wrong, forcing him to confront the horrifying realization that his actions have grave consequences.
NOT RELEASED
BAREFEET
LOGLINE
In a small Ghanaian town, two inseparable young boys with dreams of football prominence, must navigate the challenges of family, loss, friendship and growing up. When tragedy strikes, they risk everything by leaving their humble home to chase a better future in the bustling city of Accra—where their dreams, friendship and resilience are tested like never before. With large set pieces and raw football scenes that are authentically Ghanaian, the high- octane pace is balanced out by an emotionally grounded story.
THEMES
"Bare Feet" explores the overarching theme of friendship - it answers the question of what it means to have a friend that is more than a brother; SACRIFICE. LOSS. FRIENDSHIP. QUEST FOR PROMINENCE.
FOOTBALL AS A VEHICLE
When a Ghanaian player breaks through to the global stage, he carries the hopes of every young boy who once played barefoot in the streets, chasing a dream that so few ever achieve.
BareFeet is an ode to my journey as an artist and a creative. This film is my my way of shedding light on the dreams of my childhood friends who believed in football but never had the chance. This film is my motivation; to those who do not believe. It is an encouragement to the barefoot talented boy or girl in Africa. There is light at the end of the tunnel.
IN DEVELOPMENT
