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Joy FM’s flagship entertainment show Showbiz A-Z will host numerous filmmakers in the country to discuss the future of the movie industry amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The host George Quaye and his guests will also talk sbout the need to tell Ghanaians stories through film and the role of the classification board in the industry.
Joining the discussion is actors Ama K Abeberese, Van Vicker, Prince David Osei, Adjetey Anang, Akorfa Edjeani and movie producers Leila Djansi, Socrate Sarfo and George Bosompem.
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