In a remarkable achievement, Ghanaian movie director Richmond Afrane has been recognized by Huggins Credit Union Magazine, a leading publication in Trinidad and Tobago.
This prestigious acknowledgement highlights Afrane’s exceptional talent and contributions to the film industry, transcending borders and continents.
According to Briggs Rachel, editor of Huggins Credit Union Magazine, Afrane’s work caught her attention while watching his movie “Dangerous Mission” on a plane. Impressed by his storytelling and production quality, Rachel began following Afrane’s subsequent projects and discovered the shared cultural heritage between Ghana and Trinidad Tobago.
This connection led her to interview Afrane via Facebook, which ultimately resulted in his recognition by the Huggins board and publication in their quarterly magazine.
Afrane expressed his surprise and gratitude upon receiving the news, thanking the Huggins board for this honour.
As a prominent director in the Kumawood industry, Afrane has made significant strides in promoting local content and showcasing African stories with international appeal.
His current projects, including “Obra Akwantuo” on OYEREPA TV, “Asempa Nipa” by Zion Train Production, and “Super Ai Abusua Akwantuo,” have captivated Ghanaian audiences and set a new standard for local productions.
Commentary
This recognition not only celebrates Afrane’s talent but also highlights the growing global appreciation for African cinema.
As Ghanaian stories gain international attention, Afrane’s achievement serves as a testament to the power of authentic storytelling and quality production.
His work continues to inspire and entertain, breaking down cultural barriers and fostering a deeper understanding between nations.
Source: Oyerepafmonline.com/Joseph Marfo
