Keteke

The film follows a pregnant woman named Atswei and her husband Boi as they try to reach the city for her delivery. After missing the morning train, they find themselves stranded under the sun, relying on Boi's boombox for motivation. This situation leads to a frantic and humorous race against time, showcasing the couple's determination and resilience.

Keteke offers a colorful look at Ghanaian traditions and gender dynamics through its screwball comedy style. The film's setting in the 1980s gives it a nostalgic feel, appealing to those interested in regional narratives from this era. With a cast that includes Adjetey Anang, Lydia Forson, and Joseph Otsiman, the film offers engaging performances that enhance its vibrant storytelling.