“A Country Called Ghana,” the latest film by Kojo Nkansah, popularly known as ‘Lilwin,’ has been nominated for the prestigious Black Star Movie of the Year category at the 2024 Black Star International Film Festival.
Directed by Frank Fiifi Gharbin and executively produced by Kwadwo Nkansah Lilwin, this film represents a significant collaboration between Ghana and Nigeria, featuring some of the finest actors and actresses from both countries. Notable names in the cast include Ramsey Nouah, Charles Awurum, Victor Osuagwu (also known as Awilo Sharp Sharp), Paa George, and Sweet Mimi, among others.
The film has gained considerable international recognition, securing a cinema distribution deal that will see it screened in theaters worldwide. In addition to its nomination at the Black Star International Film Festival, “A Country Called Ghana” has also earned nominations in film festivals in Germany, New Zealand, and the IMO International Film Festival.
Moreover, it will be featured at the Nollywood Film Festival, further highlighting its cross-border appeal and the collaborative spirit between Ghanaian and Nigerian cinema.
The Black Star International Film Festival (BSIFF), where “A Country Called Ghana” has been nominated, is an annual event held in Accra, Ghana. The festival’s primary aim is to promote and celebrate the works of filmmakers from Africa and the diaspora. It provides a vital platform for showcasing African films on an international stage, fostering cultural exchange, and elevating the global profile of African cinema.
Kwadwo Nkansah, known professionally as Lilwin, is a multifaceted Ghanaian artiste, actor, and comedian. He is also the founder and director of Great Minds International School in Kumasi and the CEO of Weezy Empire in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. His involvement in the film industry, alongside his entrepreneurial ventures, underscores his significant influence and contribution to Ghanaian culture and entertainment.
“A Country Called Ghana” global recognition marks a significant milestone in African cinema. The film’s nominations and screenings at various international festivals underscore its quality and the talent of its cast and crew, making it a notable contender in the 2024 Black Star International Film Festival.
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