We Don't Have Gays in Ghana

The film follows Kody, a volunteer worker who travels to Ghana with the intention of making a difference. However, his journey takes an unexpected turn when he develops feelings for his neighbor, Kofi. Kody's decision to 'out' Kofi to their community creates a challenging situation for both men as they navigate the complexities of their relationship in a conservative society.

With its irreverent take on serious issues, We Don't Have Gays in Ghana presents an engaging mix of comedy and social commentary. The narrative sheds light on the dynamics of Western perceptions of Africa, especially concerning LGBTQ+ rights and relationships. The film's unique premise offers a fresh perspective on love and acceptance in a culturally rich setting.