‘The Eyes of Ghana’ Filmmakers on Spotlighting the Political Power of Cinema: ‘We Can Keep the Torch of Truth Burning’ ...Middle East

Two-time Oscar winner Ben Proudfoot returned to his native Canada last week to debut his latest documentary, “The Eyes of Ghana,” a powerful feature about the African country’s buried cinema history and the 93-year-old filmmaker who has dedicated his life to restoring it. That filmmaker, Chris Hesse, was the personal cinematographer to Kwame Nkrumah, the […]

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