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On Tuesday evening, 17th of September 2024, Ghana's biggest movie stars were present at the Silverbird Cinema in Accra Mall for the launch of this year's Blackstar International Film Festival.
As part of the festival launch was the pre-screening of Lynx Entertainment's highly anticipated movie "Pawn.".
Present were members of the cast and crew of the movie, including Adjetey Anang, Nikki Samonas, Pascal AKA, and other celebrated actors like Chris Attoh, who were all present to grace the occasion.
“Pawn,” the first feature film by Lynx Entertainment, is set for release in November 2024 but has already received great reviews as its official premiere draws closer.
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