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Showing posts with label Cecilia Oppong-Badu. Show all posts
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30 October 2019

Ndiva Women’s Film Festival 2019: Ha jan bana by Cecilia Oppong-Badu (Ghana)

Ndiva Women’s Film Festival 
(Ghana)


Ha jan bana
Cecilia Oppong-Badu
Ghana
Fiction

Synopsis
Two women fight for the rights of the citizens by suing the state amid death threats by people who are likely to be affected if the judge rules in favour of them.

Biography
Cecilia Oppong-Badu, enrolled at the National Film and Television Institute Ghana, worked for TV3 Network Ltd as a Producer/Director for fourteen years. She manages her company Cobvision Inscape Ltd, a media production house. In addition, she has produced several commercials and documentaries for Samara Group, Galaxy Int. School among others. (Source: https://www.freshcraftseries.com/who/participants/#cecilia)

31 October 2018

Ndiva Women’s Film Festival 2018: “Instincts”, Cecilia Oppong-Badu, Ghana

Ndiva Women’s Film Festival 
(Ghana)


Instincts
Cecilia Oppong-Badu
Ghana
Fiction


Synopsis
Akosua Prempeh is awakened to the realization that in spite of her success in business, her family will consider her an unworthy woman if she does not get married. Akosua is in a dilemma of choosing Owen, her expatriate partner who seems the most eligible bachelor or Kwame, her supplier of artifacts who appears abrasive and coarse in mannerisms.

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Cecilia Oppong-Badu carries out the duties of the chief justice on the NAFTI (National Film and Television Institute) Student’s representative council.

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