Well-known Ghanaian actress Martha Ankomah recently made headlines with her statement expressing support for movies shot in local languages.
The actress clarified that she has nothing against films made in local languages, highlighting the importance of promoting Ghanaian culture and languages through cinema.
Ankomah emphasized the need for Ghanaian filmmakers to embrace local dialects and showcase the rich cultural diversity of the country.
She encouraged her fellow actors and directors to produce more movies in local languages to celebrate and preserve Ghana’s heritage.
The actress’s comments come at a time when the Ghanaian film industry is experiencing a resurgence, with a growing number of filmmakers exploring different genres and storytelling techniques.
Ankomah’s stance on supporting local language films is a positive step toward promoting inclusivity and diversity in the industry.
It is refreshing to see a prominent figure like Martha Ankomah advocating for the promotion of local languages in Ghanaian cinema.
By championing the use of indigenous languages in films, Ankomah is not only celebrating her cultural roots but also opening up opportunities for other actors and filmmakers to showcase their talent and creativity.
