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Ghanaian Neo-Noir Film “TWO” Begins Production

January 15, 2026

Work has officially commenced on "TWO," a Ghanaian neo-noir film directed by Nana Kofi Asihene, with a release planned for summer 2026. The plot centres around Marcus, a man grappling ...

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