Nana Akua Addo Partners AIDS Commission In New Movie

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Unconfirmed reports say the Ghana AIDS Commission has a hand in the production of upcoming Ghanaian movie, Nkuli (The Masked), which treats the issue of HIV/AIDS as its main theme.
The movie, with the lead character played by popular Ghanaian actress, Nana Akua Addo, is scheduled for big screen release in a few months time.
Days ago, the official trailer was released on youtube.com and other social platforms.
Nkuli is anticipated to be the biggest movie to come from Ghana with an AIDS theme. Nana Akua Addo is yet to talk about why she chose the AIDS theme.
The movie, which producers say will tour the country, tells the story of a young Nkuli played by Nana Akua Addo and her two siblings, Kwame, played by James Gardner and Gye Nyame played by Lisa Asor Awuku, who had to face the harsh realities of life after the untimely death of their parents.
They found themselves in the care of a wicked aunt played by Paulina Oduro who ushered Nkuli into prostitution, as a means of generating income for the family’s upkeep.
Nkuli got infected with the HIV virus and the rest story is what movie fans should anticipate in the next few months.
Nkuli (The Masked) generally talks about the dangers and huge risks children are exposed to when there is little or no parental guidance or protection.
It is directed by Phil Bernard for Hau of Kadewe Films, producers of the hilarious ‘Wanna Be’ movie.

Francis Addo NEWS-ONE

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