The National Film Authority (NFA) has launched the Cinema Train Initiative, a new platform aimed at expanding access to cinema, improving film exhibition and creating sustainable revenue opportunities for Ghanaian filmmakers.
NFA launches Cinema Train to boost Ghanaian film industry
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