Keteke
Sign in to saveKeteke (Akan: Train) is a 2017 Ghanaian comedy film written and directed by Peter Sedufia. It was produced by Peter Sedufia and Laurene Addy.
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6.2It'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.
Released: 2017-03-0478 minDir: Peter SedufiaComedy, Drama, Romance
Cast
- Adjetey Anang as Boi
- Lydia Forson as Atswei
- Fred Nii Amugi as Old Man
- Joseph Otsiman as Young Man
- Jeneral Ntatia as Train Man 1
- Clemento Suarez as Train Man 2
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Key dates
- Published
- 2017
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- Instance of
- film
- Genre
- drama film
- Country of origin
- Ghana
- Original language
- English language
- Director
- Peter Sedufia
- Cast member
- Clemento Suarez
- Duration
- +98
- Distribution format
- video on demand
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Keteke (Akan: Train) is a 2017 Ghanaian comedy film written and directed by Peter Sedufia. It was produced by Peter Sedufia and Laurene Addy.
== Plot == The film is set in the 1980s, when pregnant Atswei (Lydia Forson) and her husband Boi (Adjetey Anang) are trying to reach Atswei's village so she can give birth. The only source of transportation is a weekly train that they miss, forcing them to seek alternative transportation and launching them on an impromptu adventure through rural Ghana.