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Movie enthusiasts must get ready for a cinematic experience like no other, as Ekeso Stephen film, 'Tales of Shades', hits the big screens at Silverbird Cinemas this May.
Movie devotees are certainly in for a good treat, with the premiere scheduled for Accra on Friday, 2nd May, 2025 and West Hills Mall, at Silverbird Cinemas and in Kumasi at Golden Eagle Cinemas - Kumasi City Mall.
The Tales of Shades Movie features prominent actors such as Jeffery Nortey, Beverly Afaglo,Haillie Sumney, Mabel Aidoo, AJ Poundz, Rabby Bray, Cecelia Anno Barnieh, Cephas Nii Odartey Lamptey, Kwaku Sakyi, among others.
In the gripping movie, The Tales of Shades Movie Synopsis:
Secrets and lies shatter the facade of a man of God's troubled marriage, strained by his wife's emotional disconnection.
He succumbs to a forbidden passion with his ex-girlfriend.
Meanwhile, another couple's marital woes unravel, and a third marriage is revealed to be loveless, with the husband hiding his true sexuality as gay and the wife seeking comfort elsewhere. A tangled web of deceit, clandestine affairs, and secret pregnancies threatens to destroy their relationships and lives.
The movie is directed and produced by Ekeso Stephen.
Audiences will be on the edge of their seats as they await the answer to this question when the movie premieres Tonight at the Accra and Weija Silver Bird Cinemas and Kumasi City Mall .
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