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Ghana Here I Am
Nathan Pelle takes viewers on a captivating journey through Ghana's capital, Accra; known for its rich history, bustling markets, colorful traditions and evolving urban landscape, Accra blends the old with the new.
Coming to Africa: Welcome to Ghana
An African schoolteacher and her American boyfriend prepare for a new life in the U.S. while her family's disapproval and a desperate gangster from Ghana threatens to derail their plan.
Ghana, Coffins to Order
The Ga of coastal Ghana have been building coffins in the shape of fish, boats, shoes, fruit or cars for nearly half a century. They believe that when their loved ones die, they move on into another life -- and the Ga ma
ADIKORO – Women in Music Ghana
This documentary explores African pop and women’s visibility in the music industry in Ghana.
Salt Harvesters of Ghana
Stunning images of women working on a moon-like landscape frame the unrelenting cycle of work of the women of Ada who harvest salt with their bare hands. The natural forming salt lagoon has provided income for the local
Ghermanya: Germany in Ghana
GHERMANYA is about Germany in Ghana. It shows various German influences: Traces of colonial past and christianization. Voluntary fire brigade from Buxtehude. Challenges in learning German. Schwarzwälder Schinken. An inde
Female Creators In Ghana, Accra
A vibrant non-fiction short film centering on a small group of women based in Accra who work in creative, male-dominated industries.
Un trono para Miss Ghana
Veso Golden, a transgender woman from Ghana who lives distanced due to the social rejection she faces and dreams of wearing the crown in the international beauty pageant.
Living with Colors in Ghana
Four LGBTIQ members tell their story of living whilst gay in Ghana, west Africa. Following up to the Ghanaian president Nana Akuffo-Addo remarks in an interview with the Aljazeera network, on the chance of gay freedom in
Doux-amer : cacao bio du Ghana
Ghana's cocoa is being transformed into excellent Swiss chocolate. But how can poor farmers share in the booming cocoa trade? Yayra Glover, a dual Swiss-Ghanaian national, has a visionary idea. Through the production of
Atumpan: The Talking Drums of Ghana
This classic documentary features the story and sounds of the talking master drums of the Ashanti. Filmed in Ghana and narrated by Mantle Hood
Doing Jewish: A Story From Ghana
A tiny community in rural Ghana recently discovered that the religion they have been practicing for centuries is Judaism. Filmmaker Gabrielle Zilkha explores their story from isolation to global connection and the challe
Liverpool & Ghana: Echoes of The Past
Across the Atlantic traces the overlooked relationship between Liverpool and Ghana, from the city’s role in the transatlantic slave trade to the vibrant Ghanaian community that exists there today. Through conversations,
Għana: a Maltese folksong tradition
A video-documentation of Għana (Maltese Folk Singing) made for UNESCO in collaboration with the Cultural Directorate within the Ministry for The National Heritage, The Arts and Local Government & Department of Anthropolo
Fight for the Ball – Ghana
For 55 years Sani has coached boys from the poorest areas of Kumasi, Ghana, combining football, study and discipline so they can build a future. Kaka, who lived with him for 13 years, is waiting for a visa to join a Euro
Future Remembrance, Photography and Image Arts in Ghana
In the small fishing towns of Ghana, the photographer's studio is the place to go. To get "snapped" - wearing the latest fashion, or posing with a long lost friend. Carrying the tools of your trade. For "future remembran
We Don't Have Gays in Ghana
When Kody, an overzealous volunteer worker, travels to Ghana to save the world, he falls for his Ghanaian next door neighbor, Kofi, and brainlessly 'outs' him to his community. They must decide whether to cover up the me
O Għana, Minn Hawn Għal fejn?
This ethnographic documentary explores the state of Għana in contemporary times, and includes different perspectives from the world of għana.
People in Development: The Breaking Chain
About environmental problems in Senegal, Ghana, Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast. Produced in collaboration with UNEP, the United Nations Environment Program.