Jacquiline Afua Bondzie
24 October 2008
Revele is moving a step forward in delivering on its promise to its cherished viewers that it aims to take Ghanaian movies to the next level, and put Ghana on the map when it comes to quality entertainment in Africa.
In its quest to inject professionalism into the Ghanaian movie industry, Revele has just released its next Akan movie titled "Agyapadie," an educative, informative, and above all, entertaining movie.
Though predominantly in Akan, Agyapadie is subtitled in English for viewers who are non-Akans.
Agyapadie is the story of Nana Sei who does his best to please his uncle Agyekum, while Agyekum is an ace womaniser who believes that his money is best spent on his numerous girlfriends.
This puts him on a collision course with his nephew, whose aim is to inherit his uncle's fortune on his death.
Like all Revele Films movies, nothing goes according to plan, and the unexpected happens.
The stage is thus set for a battle of wills and wits, and this hilarious movie will keep all glued to their sets.
The movie is a drama comedy that explores issues that pertain to the extended family in Ghana, and is a must watch for the family.
At the recent African Movie Academy Awards in Nigeria, Revel Films broke records by garnering five major awards; Best Screen Play, Best Director, Best Child Actor and the Movie of the Year, with the feature film "Run Baby Run."
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