Kukurantumi

The film centers on Addey, an industrious lorry driver who struggles to provide for his family while traveling between Accra and his village, Kukurantumi. After losing his job unexpectedly, Addey attempts to arrange a marriage for his daughter, Abena, with a wealthy businessman. However, Abena is in love with someone else, leading to her elopement with Bob, a poor young man, which complicates their lives further.

Kukurantumi blends elements of drama and comedy, reflecting the cultural and social dynamics of Ghana in the 1980s. The runtime of 83 minutes allows for a concise yet impactful exploration of familial duty, love, and the clash between tradition and personal desires. The performances by Evans Oma Hunter and David Dontoh contribute to the film's engaging storytelling, making it a notable entry in Ghanaian cinema.