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The official trailer for King of T\u025bma, Ghana\u2019s first feature film made entirely in and about the city of Tema, has been released. <\/p>\n
The film, directed and produced by Kobina de Graft-Johnson, represents a significant step forward for Ghana\u2019s film industry and for Tema\u2019s growing creative community.<\/p>\n
Produced by Anibok Studios in association with Organized Khaoz Productions, King of T\u025bma is described as a gritty crime drama exploring loyalty, betrayal, and redemption in an urban landscape where ambition often collides with faith and survival.<\/p>\n
According to director Kobina de Graft-Johnson, the project seeks to extend Ghana\u2019s storytelling tradition while giving voice to new perspectives from Tema. \u201cTema has always been a city of builders,\u201d he said. <\/p>\n
\u201cNow we\u2019re building our stories on screen.\u201d<\/p>\n
King of T\u025bma is the first feature film to be conceived, written, directed and produced by a native of Tema. <\/p>\n
The production celebrates authenticity and community collaboration, echoing Ghana\u2019s cinematic heritage shaped by pioneers like Kwaw Ansah.<\/p>\n
Media personality Ivy Prosper described the trailer as \u201craw, authentic storytelling from Tema to the world,\u201d noting the film\u2019s grounded approach and emotional realism.<\/p>\n
The film features a blend of Ghana\u2019s seasoned actors and emerging talents, including Fred Amugi, Kingsley Yamoah, David \u201cBig Tim\u201d Osabutey, Kweku Elliott, Mynna Otoo, Melvin Dain and Naya Pratt.<\/p>\n
The film will premiere first in Tema with an exclusive screening at Avalon Gardens, Community 25, on Thursday, November 7, 2025, followed by a red-carpet event at Silverbird Cinemas, Accra Mall, on Friday, November 14, 2025. <\/p>\n
Additional screenings will take place the same day at Silverbird Cinemas, West Hills Mall.<\/p>\n
Filmed entirely in Tema, King of T\u025bma captures the pulse and spirit of the industrial city, portraying characters whose choices test the limits of loyalty and faith. <\/p>\n
The film aims to highlight both the challenges and resilience that define everyday life in Ghana\u2019s port city.<\/p>\n
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