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All is set for the premiere of 'Detor - The Rise of A Warrior Hunter', a thrilling adventure that transports audiences to a world they've never seen in this light before, Mark Cofie Jnr., writer and director of the movie has said.
With a compelling story, dynamic characters, and stunning visuals, it has all the elements of a classic epic adventure.
This will undoubtedly be a Box Office hit and a cultural phenomenon.

"We are excited to bring this story to the big screen. It premieres on Thursday, March 21, then there will be two showings on Friday and three on Saturday at Snap.
"From Sunday, March 24,'2024 at Ozone Cinema in Oyarifa." excited Mark Cofie Jnr added.
The movie was shot entirely on location in Ghana and it captures the natural beauty of the landscapes and nature, recreating the unique architecture of the time.
The visual style is epic with dynamic action sequences and stunning mise-en-scène.
The movie is aimed at all audiences. International, local, young and old.
It is anticipated that it will provide much-needed insights into the history of the Ewes, the folklore of the kingdom of 17th century Ngotsie, their kings and culture.
Mark Cofie Jnr is an award-winning filmmaker who started as an Engineering professional, and a Supply Chain Consultant with a passion for excellence, cinema and filmmaking.
Mark started his journey into filmmaking as a film buff and then his passion got him to Executive Produce his first film '14:32' in 2015 in which he played a cameo role.
The cast includes Brian Angels, Akofa Edjeani, Andrew Tandoh Adote, Daniel Kojo Delong, Solomon Fixon-Owoo, Gadede Aku Segbefia, Jennifer Tuo Biney, Edinam Atatsi, Ricky Kofi Adelayitar and many more.
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