Tobias Wendl

Das aktuelle sportstudio is a German sport magazine on German broadcaster ZDF.

In the small fishing towns of Ghana, the photographer's studio is the place to go. To get "snapped" - wearing the latest fashion, or posing with a long lost friend. Carrying the tools of your trade. For "future remembrance", to show how that dress was so becoming, how durable the friednship, how you made your living. So that everybody will remember you. Future Remembrance features photographers and artists Nelson Ankruma Events, Joseph K. Davies, Philip Kwame Apagya, Stephen Zanoo, Kwame Akoto Almighty, Yaw Nkrabeah, Daniel A. Jasper, John K. Assan, Azey, Wofa & Louis Ankra and Alfred Six. Research funding from the German Research Fondation DFG.

Ghanaian cinema has become more know worldwide, but where it comes from and how it is made is still a big mystery. Ghanaian Video Tales helps bring up information on the beginnings of the 80s video boom, and the producers and directors who helped make it happen and their involvement in film through 2001. Ghanaian Video Tales is most interested in the horror films coming out of Ghana, the interviews and clips are all geared in that direction. The influence of the church is mentioned, but as far as anyone who watches this knows, every film that comes out of Ghana is a horror film. We know that isn’t true, so there are still stories to be told.

Das aktuelle sportstudio is a German sport magazine on German broadcaster ZDF.

In the small fishing towns of Ghana, the photographer's studio is the place to go. To get "snapped" - wearing the latest fashion, or posing with a long lost friend. Carrying the tools of your trade. For "future remembrance", to show how that dress was so becoming, how durable the friednship, how you made your living. So that everybody will remember you. Future Remembrance features photographers and artists Nelson Ankruma Events, Joseph K. Davies, Philip Kwame Apagya, Stephen Zanoo, Kwame Akoto Almighty, Yaw Nkrabeah, Daniel A. Jasper, John K. Assan, Azey, Wofa & Louis Ankra and Alfred Six. Research funding from the German Research Fondation DFG.

Ghanaian cinema has become more know worldwide, but where it comes from and how it is made is still a big mystery. Ghanaian Video Tales helps bring up information on the beginnings of the 80s video boom, and the producers and directors who helped make it happen and their involvement in film through 2001. Ghanaian Video Tales is most interested in the horror films coming out of Ghana, the interviews and clips are all geared in that direction. The influence of the church is mentioned, but as far as anyone who watches this knows, every film that comes out of Ghana is a horror film. We know that isn’t true, so there are still stories to be told.