Throughout its relatively young life, the Ghana Movie Industry has produced a massive number and variety of films that have ranged from glaring examples of artistic incompetence to hallmarks of cinematic excellence.
Although many of these films have proven memorable for both good and bad reasons, only a few have come to be regarded as true “classics.” One such film which may live the classic dream is “Any More Women?”, directed by Oheneba Acheampong and written by Kofi Safo Ntim.
The movie features the likes of Fiifi Coleman, Ebi Bright, Prince David Osei, Ken Fiafi, Fred Amugi, Pascaline Edwards, and many more.
The film begins by introducing the audience to a scene of great laughter. With lots of comedy and romance put together, why wouldn’t the audience still get attached to their seats even after the film ended?
Now, here is the story;
Andy’s (a character played by Fifi Coleman) life hasn’t gone as well as planned all because he got kicked out of University and stays with his overbearing parents.
A ‘chance meeting’ with Angela (Ebi Bright) gives him the opportunity to start his relationship with her all over again. But in order to get his life back on track, he has to overcome a hustler, a zealous husband, an angry fiancé and an old nemesis (Prince David Osei). As if that is not enough, he has just six days to solve the whole puzzle. What would he do?
Acting
Much cannot be said when the above mentioned actors and actresses have been featured in a movie. Each and everyone among the cast really knew what they were about and lived up to their names…
Kudos to Fiifi Coleman. He was at his best as the lead actor, with great sense of humour.
Music
.How many times have you watched a movie where the songs used did not match the story? This never happened in “Any More Women?” Each song used at every spot matched perfectly with the situation in the film. It would be advisable for other film-makers to learn from this.
Casting
Take a moment and scroll upward to the second paragraph. This is like an all-star movie. Not even focusing on if they are stars or not. My interest is in how well they were fixed for their roles. I could realize the cast were fixed exactly according to their capabilities, enabling them to bring out their best…
This is a movie full of laughter and suspense. Each scene brought a whole new surprise to the audience.
Honestly, I had a real comic relief.
Check out the below photos from the premiere
