Shirley Frimpong Manson’s “The Perfect Picture 10 Years Later” Movie To Show On Netflix

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Kofi Oppong Kyekyeku
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This is a piece of good news for the Ghanaian movie industry and movie fans.

The sequel of Shirley Frimpong-Manso’s movie ‘The Perfect Picture – 10 Years Later’ will be shown on Netflix next month.

Ghanaian movie lovers across the globe will have the opportunity to stream the movie which was first released in 2009 in next month, July 2020 on the popular streaming platform-Netflix.

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The Perfect Picture told a captivating of three beautiful women pushing their thirties and making bold attempts to change their lives even when destiny plays its joke on them.

In the sequel of the movie, the girls are back, pushing their forties and their lives haven’t lost one spark of the drama they had 10 years ago. These girls are older, wiser and saddled with more issues in their not so fairy-tale relationships. It’s the rollercoaster ride of imperfect husbands, repentant ex-boyfriends, financial woes and sexual liberation with a touch of a miracle that drive the spirit of their stories.

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The characters include Jackie Appiah (Aseye), Lydia Forson (Dede), Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku (Akasi), Adjetey Anang (Fella), Chris Attoh (Larry), Joselyn Dumas (Flora), John Dumelo (Taylor), Kwaku Sintim-Misa (Doctor Biney), and a brand new cast/characters headed by ace Nollywood actor Richard Mofe-Damijo popularly known as RMD (Sam), Gideon Okeke (Yobanna), Beverly Naya (Samantha), Anita Erskine (Angela), Gloria Sarfo (Susanna), and Raphael Boakye (Nigel).

‘The Perfect Picture -Ten Years Later’ was written and directed by Shirley Frimpong-Manso and had a beautiful Cinematography by Ken Attoh.

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