Aaron Adatsi

In a town divided into two opposing groups, a man and woman from opposite sides fall for each other. But can love transcend the line that separates them?

A young man's quest to lose his virginity spirals into a hilarious journey of self-discovery. Meet Jeffery—awkward, endearing, and desperate to shed his V-card. After his fake sex stories backfire at work, his friends set him up on a series of cringeworthy dates, including a mix-up with a gay man that leads to unexpected revelations. As Jeffery stumbles through one absurd failure after another, he begins to realize that sex isn’t the answer—self-love and connection are. How to Break Your Virginity is a sharp, heartfelt comedy about identity, friendship, and learning to love yourself, no matter who you are.

This is a musical drama. Intertwined with Ghanaian local palm wine tunes, SWEET PALM WINE follows the narrative of a family of three who go to live in their old apartment in the village due to the economic hardship and their inability to meet the standard of living in the city. Esi, their daughter is extremely disappointed at this change of environment later did she know that taking a step into your old living to strategies in life isn't bad after all when she falls madly in love with the chief's son who had a lot of prestige. It's a musical journey with scenes motivated by lyrics by kwanpa's (a leading Ghanaian palm wine music band) EP.

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