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Can You Guess the Film by the Movie Poster? This Is Harder Than You Think
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We don’t remember Garfield having weapons and did Groundhog Day really have a GIANT groundhog eating humans?!

A handful of highly skilled artists in Ghana are behind some of the most imaginative, beautiful and exaggerated film posters. These posters are hilarious, captivating, colorful and highly impressive. So much so, that they’ve become a worldwide sensation!

Whilst you may disregard these as misleading bootlegs, anthropologist Dr. Joseph Oduro-Frimpong believes that these posters are vital artifacts of Ghanaian art, history and culture. And he should know, he’s collected over one hundred of them. We begin Black History Month with this story exploring the incredible talent Ghana has to offer…

Special thanks to the Ashesi Center for African Popular Culture.

#Ghana #Art #Film

00:00 Preparing the tools
00:20 Its the Godfather
00:28 Why they look different
00:50 Meet local expert, Joseph Oduro-Frimpong
01:25 The posters got more extreme
01:53 Imaginative Painting
02:03 How the posters changed with the times
02:37 Who is buying these posters?

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Lead Producers: Stuart Smillie and Louis Fitton
Producer: Michael Ansah
Crew: Hector Kugbadzor, Richard Ocloo and Koffi Lansi
Edit: Steve Kelly

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@GreatBigStory

3 months ago

Happy Black History Month! 👏🏾❤There's SO much incredible art all around the world. 🌍 Tag an artist whose work you love and that you believe deserves more attention 👇

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@shaider1982

3 months ago

They are lucky these have been preserved. Here in the Philippines, it was practuce to have hand-drawn movie posters on large plywood billboards. Due to the time constraint, the posters kind of look worse versions of the original poster. Unfortunately, the plywood was used in some houses and afaik, none remain.

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@goodBEan

3 months ago

1:33 I just lost it at the garfield movie poster. That is funny

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@nandeeffgaming

3 months ago

it's a shared experience in indonesia too, i was a kid in late 80s and early 90s, and it was super common back then to see the paintings displayed outside cinema buildings. super nostalgic, and now i finally can appreciate the efforts the painters put into their works. they're beautifully done.

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@CrowTRobot

3 months ago

I’ve been so fascinated by these posters, thanks for doing this!

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@kucinghoren7864

3 months ago

In the past, Indonesia also had this tradition. they used a painting as the official poster for the film.

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@rizkyhardiansyah1978

3 months ago

wow its pretty much the same at the cinema in Indonesia, to be precise in My hometown called Purwokerto. This cinema called Rajawali stand strong till this day, the unique part is they still draw their display poster manually since the 70's or 80's (CMIIW), they placed the hand drawn poster in the top of the building to gain more consumer.

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@pranavmahaeswar4394

3 months ago

The film studios should consider hiring these artists

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@allistrata

3 months ago

The dirty dancing poster 😂

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@darylayertey6925

3 months ago

Didn't expect to see my country appear on GBS😅. Great video as usual

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@freesheep0

3 months ago

I follow this guy. Now I better buy his prints before they get more expensive

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@D.S.44

3 months ago

I remember him from the Conan Episode !

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@RanmaSyaoranSaotome

3 months ago

'Taking it to the extreme' was early clickbait or better yet, moviebait?

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@RaccoonHenry

3 months ago

the Hellraiser one is awesome

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@PeteyBoy23

3 months ago

I'd love to get a print of some of these for my office. By some miracle does anyone know if these have been scanned and uploaded for purchase?

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@JMPT

3 months ago

GBS Nice 🎨

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@loomun

3 months ago

Hey yall x

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