29/04/2026
There are moments on a film set that feel bigger than the scene being filmed, and Katherine Jackson visiting the set of Michael was one of them. For her, this was not just a movie set. It was a place where memories of her son were being carefully brought back to life.
Seeing Jaffar Jackson transformed into Michael must have been deeply emotional. The look, the presence, and the smallest details carried a weight that only family could truly understand. It was not just about resemblance, it was about feeling Michael’s spirit in the room again.
For Jaffar, having Katherine there made the moment even more powerful. He was not only performing for the camera, he was standing in front of the woman who knew Michael from the very beginning. That kind of pressure is heavy, but it also shows how personal this role truly was for him.
Behind the scenes, transformations like this take more than makeup, wardrobe, and choreography. They require heart. Jaffar had to carry Michael’s energy with respect, knowing the world would be watching, but knowing his family would feel it even more deeply.
In the end, Katherine’s visit made the moment unforgettable. A mother watching her grandson bring her son’s story back to life is something no camera can fully explain. It was emotional, personal, and a reminder that Michael Jackson’s legacy still lives through his family.
28/04/2026
We are proud to announce our first official feature film…
KOFTOWN: Beneath the Surface
In a town where everything seems calm,
the truth waits beneath.
A film by Bkay
In Cinemas 2026
20/04/2026
🎬 CASTING CALL: WARRIORS OF THE GOLD COAST
MK Star Productions, an emerging Ghanaian film company presents Warriors of the Gold Coast, a major feature film that is now casting in Accra, offering a unique opportunity for rising stars and established talent to be part of a powerful cinematic production rooted in African heritage and storytelling.
We are assembling a diverse and dynamic cast across multiple roles from actors to cultural performers, singers, creatives , elite fighters and background extras.
All ages and backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Passion, presence, and a strong sense of character are highly valued.
This production aims to bring a compelling story of strength, culture, and identity to the global stage.
📍 Accra Arts Gallery-The Auditorium
🗓️ 23rd May 2026
⏰ 8am-5pm
📲 055-041-0010 / 030-397-8485
📩 [email protected]
🌐: www.wotgc-casting.com
Be part of a story that celebrates Africa’s voice through film.
16/04/2026
Matte Martinez performs as Michael Jackson in MJ the Musical on Broadway, and he says of the show: “I hope people leave the theatre feeling as if they got to know Michael a little bit better.” Tickets available for performances through January 27th, 2027. https://newyork.mjthemusical.com/tickets/
10/04/2026
As part of the ongoing effort to get at least 1% of Ghanaians to watch Ghanaian films, the National Film Authority engaged with some exhibitors within the film ecosystem to help create a unified system to push community cinema drive across the country.
Credit: 🇬🇭
09/04/2026
Coffee Break with Sibu Jili
From Isibaya to the Netflix hit Mjolo, Sibu Jili continues to carve her path with honesty, depth, and intention.
We sit down with her to talk about her journey, the craft, and the realities of the industry.
Sibusisiwe Jili - Zanele-Isibaya
09/04/2026
WOW
Tyler Perry revealed that Horace was originally supposed to die in Season 1 of Beauty in Black , back when he went to the hospital. However, after reading comments and paying attention to what viewers were saying, he realized that Horace was one of the most loved characters. Removing him could have ended the show or made people lose interest in it.
So, they had to switch things up.
He didn’t want what happened to “Ghost” in Power to be the same storyline here. Instead, he avoided that path and gave the people what they wanted.
Imagine Beauty in Black without Horace, only a few people would watch it.
Sometimes, it’s good to listen to the audience.
Meanwhile, Season 3 is coming 🔥
06/04/2026
On the morning of 14 May, Women in Film Africa () will host our Breakfast Meeting to present five of their most promising producers and their latest works! ✨
Please welcome…
🔸 Alexandra Amon | Ziv Productions & Story 7 Productions
🔸 Shirley Frimpong-Manso | Sparrow Studios
🔸 Nicolette Ndigwe-Kalu | HB&Q Impressions Studio
🔸 Bongiwe Selane | Blingola Media
🔸 Beatrice Wangondu | The Bea Company
Learn more about the Producers Network ➡️ Link in bio at
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Credit: Shirley Frimpong-Manso
06/04/2026
There is only one. MICHAEL - in cinemas and 4DX April 22.
Credit: Universal Pictures
05/04/2026
Ghanaian music stars Amaarae and Sarkodie are set to make their acting debuts in the upcoming HBO and BBC drama First Day on Earth, created by Michaela Coel.
Full details here: https://bit.ly/4venrsn
05/04/2026
BACK TO EDEN 2 is now live on YouTube!
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WRITTEN BY GLORIA BAMILOYE || DIRECTED BY JAYMIKEE
https://youtu.be/Xy1VT9iOXlI
05/04/2026
Support independent Ghanaian cinema. Start with Café Love.
Four years ago, we shot Café Love, and it still means a lot to us. If Ghanaian emotional stories is your thing, and you lean towards great performances and well made short films, then do check it out on Organized Khaoz’s Youtube channel. Share it it with others that will enjoy it too.
Watch this space for when we next roll the dice.
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Editors - Mark Cofie Jnr .ham
Director of Photography - .pkmi
Executive Producer -
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Writer/Director -
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