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Ghanaian Actress Bless Fortune Stars in “Road to My Father’s Compound” premieres on 11th February 2022

Ghanaian Actress Bless Fortune stars in ‘’Road To My Father’s Compound’’- Premires on 11th febraury

Bless Fortune is a Ghanaian Actress who hails from the Volta Region, she’s an model, writer and an entrepreneur who was nominated in Ghana Movie Awards 2021 as best actress in drama series “Inside Out”.

She Plays the role of  “Ayele” a character in “Road To My Father’s Compound” – a story of love, poetry, art, tribalism, lifestyle, language, custom, background and beliefs.  “Road To My Father’s Compound” is a romance comedy and poetry-film genre.

A Benedict Yeboah film starring Bless Fortune, Aaron Adatsi, Bless Fortune, Edinam Adatsi. It centers around the theme ‘love and denial’ following the life of Ayele, a naive and arrogant young lady. As proof of Ayele’s dignity as a cultured woman from the Ga tribe of Ghana, she is recklessly determined in the ninth month of her pregnancy to have her boyfriend, Dela, a man from the Ewe tribe of Ghana whom she lives with pay her bride price before she births their child as custom demands. Dela, who conversely is confused about whether or not to make Ayele his wife and has no money for the excessive items that go into the bride price for women from the Ga tribe is compelled to find a way to send her back to her father’s compound.

 

The film, “Road To My Father’s Compound” premieres on the 11th of February, 2022 at the Snap Cinema (AMA Head Office), Accra at 6PM, 8PM, 10PM. Tickets goes out for 40 GHC only!

Tickets available here: https://egotickets.com/events/road-to-my-father-s-compound-30589\

Bless recently signed an ambassadorial deal with The Fafali Organization; a non-profitable organization with the sole aim to advance the course of humanity by promoting and creating a constructive environment and well-resourced platforms for children. Bless is aspiring to be a Human Rights lawyer. Her love for human right, children and charity work is unprecedented.

 

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