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The romantic comedy ‘Aloe Vera’ is heading to Netflix this week.
The movie written, produced and directed by filmmaker Peter Sedufia will hit the streaming platform on August 5.
The movie was first released in theatres in March 2020.
However, because of the lockdown and the restrictions imposed as a result of the pandemic, the movie did not stay in cinemas for as long as was planned.
In 2021, the movie returned to the Silverbird Cinemas after the restriction was lifted and stayed there for some weeks.
Many fans following the second official cinema release have been requesting for the movie to land on a streaming site.
On Friday, fans of the movie can finally stream the show on Netflix along with other Peter Sedufia films.
About Aloe Vera
Divided by a line in one community is the families of Aloes and Veras. As sworn enemies who share a community, Aloes are taught to beware of Veras and vice versa.
No family is allowed to cross the line that divides the town and if anything of one faction makes it to the other line, it calls for a fight.
But what happens when the children of these sworn enemies fall madly in love. When an Aloe rejects the fellow Aloe ‘chosen’ for him and decides to continue the path of forbidden love.
Aloe Vera stars Naa Ashorkor, Kofi Adjorlolo, Aaron Adatsi, Nana Ama McBrown, Adjetey Anang, Priscilla Opoku Agyeman, Roslyn Ngissah, Salma Mumin, Alexandra Ayirebi- Acquah, Fred Amugi, Akofa Edjeani and many others.
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