Synopse

KETEKE tells a story focused on the 1980s rail service system in Ghana. A couple, BOI
(AdjeteyAnang) and ATSWEI (Lydia Forson), living in Puna, is bent on delivering their first
baby in their home town Akete. Very close to the childbirth, the couple heads to Akete.
Unfortunately, they miss the train, and the train service is the only means of transport from
the outskirts to the town. In their haste to get there, they compound their situation with a
wrong decision and they find themselves in the middle of nowhere. Now, will the couple
make it on time for the delivery, or, risk losing the baby and mother

Regie

PETER KOFI SEDUFIA (*1985) is a graduate of the National Film and Television Institute in the Ghanaian capital Accra. Train is his first feature film and has won several prizes in Africa.

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