In recent times, prominent figures in Ghana's movie industry have been openly sharing their thoughts on the state of the sector, with many lamenting the lack of progress despite the abundance of talent and passion.
Concerns have centered on challenges such as limited funding, inadequate policy support, and most critically, the absence of a well-structured distribution and production system.
These conversations have reignited calls for a comprehensive national strategy to elevate the industry to compete with its counterparts on the continent.
Adding his voice to the discussion, renowned Ghanaian comedian, broadcaster, and filmmaker, Kwaku Sintim Misa-widely known as KSM-has offered a frank perspective on what continues to hold Ghana's film industry back.
