S3Ep7| FILM REVIEW: 'KETEKE' by Peter Sedufia

AKADi Magazine

Keteke means train in Akan and charts the escapades of heavily pregnant Atswei (played by Lydia Forson) and her husband Boi (Adjetey Anang) who are hell bent on getting to Atswei’s village to give birth. But they miss the weekly train which forces them on an adventure filled with comic and nail-biting moments.
Poet Ziarly recounts their story and draws us in with his soothing tones as we discover whether the couple make it in time.
This piece has been adapted from a MisBeee Writes review blogpost here: https://msbwrites.co.uk/2017/11/10/keteke-shaping-ghanaian-film-excellence/
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