Ghana Movies

Allumuah explores the way the internet enables a lineage of aesthetics passed between African diaspora artists.

Documentary short about slum living in Accra, Ghana, focusing on the limited water supply.

A visual meditation in Akosombo, Ghana

Ghanaian keyboard prodigy Kiki Gyan rose to international fame as a teenager with Afro-rock pioneers Osibisa. As his musical contributions expanded...

A Ghanaian-American woman and a Ghanaian-Indian man embark on their journey of parenthood, but the universal politics of race quickly becomes a...

In Kumasi, five lifelong friends known as “the Aunties” gather for a day of shared rituals shaped by decades of sisterhood. Through...

In Dear Home of Scars, we see celebrated visual artist Ibrahim Mahama return to his hometown of Tamale in Northern Ghana to visit Red Clay Studio, a...

Spurred on by mystical stories from his father, Efo Sama, and an innate compulsion and inexplicable drive to go to Ngotsie, Detor embarks on the...

Universities in Nigeria and Ghana have been plagued by stories of sexual harassment by lecturers and professors for decades. Allegations include a...

After hearing the passing of his mother, Fiifi, a 20-year-old Lv200 Industrial Arts student, suddenly starts having panic attacks and begins to see...

Following his father’s sudden death, a young man returns home for the funeral and closure as his father journeys to the afterworld. Nyame Mma...

An exploration into the insatiable greed of the African leader and the cost of betrayal. Against a backdrop of neocolonialism, we see the illusion of...

When a Ghanaian-American woman relocates to Ghana in search of community and belonging, a friend’s wedding seems like the perfect opportunity...

Young, struggling Ghanaian men seek help from a rich "business man".

For most of their history, Ghanaian beaches were reserved solely for working men due to a prevailing fear of drowning in the village. This...

A college graduation party takes a dark turn when people begin to die mysteriously

A young hunter Ubadu lived in his 'Deadland', Kukro. Nothing he did in that land succeeded.

What if Christ paid another visit to earth in person, would he think we were worth dying for?