Yolo (You only live once) is a Ghanaian teenage TV series. The series is a sequel of the Ghanaian TV Series Things We Do for Love. It advises and directs the youth concerning the challenges they face in their sexuality. A television series produced and directed by Ivan Quashigah

A bright student in Nigeria takes on the academic establishment when she reports a popular professor who tried to rape her. Based on real events.

An ex police officer sets out to take his pound of flesh when he employs his skills to catch women who cheat on their men.

Two International students and a child rights activist go on a mission to find their missing friend who they suspect has been abducted for ritual sacrifice in a small town in Ghana.

An American volunteer teaching in a school in Africa must save one of his students, a 14 year old girl from religious slavery.

Two sisters orchestrate a bus robbery to raise money to save their dying mother.

"Borga" is Better. A Borga is a Ghanaian abroad living an excessive wealthy lifestyle. At least that's what they want everyone to believe.

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Realizing he barely knows his future bride due to their whirlwind romance, a groom organizes a weekend retreat with four of her old flames, leading to unexpected confessions and revealed secrets.

Inspired by the life and times of Caribbean war hero, judge and diplomat Ulric Cross whose amazing life spanned key moments of the 20th Century like WW2, African independence movements, Black Power, the rise of a new brand of Black leadership around the world, events that define our present reality.

A Ghanaian Romantic-Comedy

14-year-old Amina from northern Ghana gets sent away to Burkina Faso by her mother to prevent her marriage to an elderly man. However, fate intervenes in the form of kidnappers who bring her to Accra. What trials and tribulations await Amina in the slums of Accra? Will she ever find a way to escape?

A commercial driver and his assistant's lives spiral into chaos after the assistant sells a passenger's forgotten phone.

Black Sheep follows the story of Yolanda (Rabby bray). a beautiful woman with a history of sociopathic behaviour. She finds herself in a happy marriage with a husband (Adjetey Anang) and family who have no idea of her violent delusional past until her otherwise calm life is rocked by an unexpected discovery. She is triggered by betrayal and ends up revealing that dark side her family never imagined existed.

From flawed husbands to shaky finances, new complications test a close circle of friends who must lean on each other in a new decade of their lives.

Against the picturesque Ghanaian backdrop, Children of the Mountain is an honest exploration of a mother’s will in the face of much adversity. When her baby is born with a cleft lip, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome, Essuman is led to believe that she has a ‘dirty womb.’ Her promising future as a wife and mother is shattered as her lover disowns her and the community eyes her with suspicion.

In post-independence Ghana, the son of a crime family juggles power struggles and a murder case as the government threatens to shut down their lounge.

Portraying what seems like an ideal life, The Perfect Picture follows three beautiful young women as they make bold attempts to change their lives even when destiny plays its joke on them. They will learn the harsh lessons of life, the challenges of marriage and the fatality of falling in love.

It's the 1980s in rural Ghana, and Atswei is heavily pregnant and desperate to get to Ateke to deliver her baby. But when she and husband Boi miss the morning train — the only means of transport to the city — the hapless couple are left stranded in the blazing sun with only Boi's boombox for encouragement. A madcap race against time follows in this colorful screwball comedy, with wry but affectionate nods to Ghanaian traditions and gender dynamics.

Aaron is academically gifted, loved, loving and free. Struggling financially to remain in university education, he is introduced to a mysteriously wealthy man who promises him the world. What Aaron gets instead is isolation, confusion and vilification.