IShowSpeed presents THE EYES OF GHANA In Theaters October 28 🎟️ Get Tickets Now 🎟️
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LAST CHANCE, US & CANADA! 🇬🇭🎬
Tonight is the final night to experience THE EYES OF GHANA on the big screen! A story 60 years in the making, and Chris Hesse's story is one that deserves to be seen.
Thank you to everyone who has joined us in theaters. If you haven't yet, tonight's your night!
🎟️ Get your tickets now at theeyesofghana.com
#TheEyesOfGhana #KeepOnFilming
LONDON, YOU ASKED. WE LISTENED!
More screenings of THE EYES OF GHANA have just been added! Don't miss your chance to witness history on the big screen.
🎟️ Get your tickets now at theeyesofghana.com
#TheEyesOfGhana #KeepOnFilming
ALT Person in colorful clothing walking in front of a historic building with text overlay announcing London screenings.
ALT Screening dates for 'The Eyes of Ghana' at Bertha Doc House: November 6 at 16.00, November 7 at 14.00, November 8 at 19.45, November 10 at 14.00, November 11 at 20.10.
🇬🇭 GHANA, WE'RE COMING HOME!
Tomorrow, THE EYES OF GHANA screens at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park in Accra, where the history captured by Chris Hesse comes full circle.
Don't miss this historic homecoming!
📅 October 31 | 6:30 PM | Must be registered to attend
📍 Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, Accra
#TheEyesOfGhana #KeepOnFilming
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Long before women's basketball received the recognition it deserves today, there was Lusia Harris. The first woman to score a basket in Olympic basketball history, a trailblazer who helped pave the way for generations of women to dream bigger, play harder, and take their rightful place on the court.
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History is calling. Will you answer? 🇬🇭 Join the movement and see THE EYES OF GHANA in theaters across the U.S. and Canada, October 28–30 ONLY!
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Surrey roots for producer of new @BarackObama-backed ‘The Eyes of Ghana’ doc film.
Nana Adwoa Frimpong helps tell the story of a 93-year-old filmmaker, with failing eyesight, who races against time to rescue more than 1,000 films from 50s and 60s.
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Whether you’re looking for a reason to feel something or not “THE EYES OF GHANA🇬🇭❤️” tugs at your heart!!
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We’re proud to highlight our alumi, two-time Academy Award-winning filmmaker Ben Proudfoot [@breakwaterstud] and his latest project, The Eyes of Ghana! 🎬✨
Coming to theaters TODAY, October 28, across the US, Canada, UK, and Ghana, the film marks Breakwater’s theatrical debut and is supported by President Barack Obama [@BarackObama], Michelle Obama [@MichelleObama], and global streaming icon IShowSpeed [@ishowspeedsui]!
The Eyes of Ghana tells the powerful story of 93-year-old cameraman Chris Hesse and his race against blindness and time to preserve a hidden archive of African history. 🌍🎥
🎟️ Watch the viral trailer and find your theater to get tickets here: theeyesofghana.com/
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🚨: Pictures of IShowSpeed from the Premier of “The Eyes of Ghana,” the documentary he produced. 📸🇬🇭🔥
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IShowSpeed ends his stream with an emotional goodbye after arriving at the premiere of the documentary he produced, “The Eyes of Ghana” 🇬🇭❤️
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IShowSpeed talks about producing the documentary “The Eyes of Ghana” 🇬🇭🎥
“It lines up with my career because he had this cameraman. He was one of the first leaders to have a cameraman and basically flim his meeting and stuff of him going around the country.” 🔥
