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Do not blame collapse of movie industry on insults – Lilwin

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Ace actor, Kojo Nkansah Lilwn has spoken about how critics who insinuate Ghallywood movies are full of insults, witchcrafts, and no moral lessons have gotten it all wrong.

Speaking in an interview with DJ Advicer on Happy FM’s ‘Ayekoo After Drive’ show, he said:

“Insults in the local movies are scripted lines and the insults and witchcrafts have nothing to do with the fall of the movie industry but the rather we don’t have the support of the stakeholders and key players in the movie industry. “

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Lilwin continued that before a movie is produced, the movie producer goes through a lot including financial stress .The producer even goes to the extent of going for loans to support the movie which should not happen that way. Rather, they should be given financial boost to support the industry grow.

Ghanaians must learn to support and appreciate the local movies than the foreign movies cause other countries to do not patronise movies from another country which is helping their movie industry improve.

By: Edem Etsa

Tags: Lilwin

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