Movie lovers looking for something exciting to watch this weekend have a number of Ghanaian productions to choose from, with stories ranging from family drama and action to supernatural comedy.

From November 13 to 15, 2026, three Ghanaian movies will be showing at selected cinema venues in Accra, offering audiences an opportunity to support local filmmakers and enjoy homegrown productions on the big screen.

Here are three Ghanaian movies to consider watching this weekend.

1. No Man of God


Action and drama lovers can look forward to 'No Man of God', a Ghanaian production featuring an impressive cast of some of the country's well-known actors.

The movie stars Adjetey Anang, Akofa Edjeani, Bambam Olawunmi, Gadede Segbefia, James Gardiner, Majid Michel, Nana Gyasi Owusu, Nikki Samonas and Peter Ritchie. It is directed by Ampong Kwaku Kwakye.

The story follows Michael, a former member of an elite special forces unit who retires and becomes a man of God. After more than a decade away from his former life, he is transferred back to Accra, where his former associates track him down in search of the coordinates to hidden natural mineral resources.

When they use a family in his church as bait to get to him, Michael is forced to confront his past and take extraordinary measures to rescue them.

The action-packed drama explores loyalty, faith, sacrifice and the difficult choices people sometimes have to make to protect those they love.

The movie premieres on November 13, 2026, at the Bukom Boxing Arena in Accra, with screenings scheduled for November 13, 14 and 15 at 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm.

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2. Viralogy: Caught in the Web


Parents, teenagers, and movie enthusiasts interested in stories about the dangers of the digital world can check out Viralogy: Caught in the Web.

Directed by Maxwell Owusu-Manu, the Ghanaian Christian drama features Adjetey Anang, Fifi Folson, Alvina Cooper, Farida Obaayaa Sani, Nii Saka Brown, Madonna Oppong and Ulasi Emmanuella.

The movie tells the story of three high school girls navigating a world where social media determines popularity, smartphones provide access to endless possibilities and artificial intelligence makes it increasingly difficult to distinguish truth from deception.

It highlights the challenges parents face in raising teenagers in an increasingly digital society, particularly when children appear to know more about the online world than the adults responsible for protecting them.

With its focus on social media influence, technology, parenting and teenage vulnerability, Viralogy: Caught in the Web promises to be a thought-provoking family drama.

The movie premieres on November 14, 2026, at Silverbird Cinemas, Accra Mall and West Hills Mall.

3. Agency for the Dead


For audiences who enjoy a blend of comedy, supernatural encounters and suspense, Agency for the Dead is another Ghanaian production worth considering.

The movie features an ensemble cast including Joselyn Dumas, Yvonne Okoro, Anita Erskine, Mawuli Gavor, George Quaye, David Dontoh, Rhoda Ampene and Nana Dwamena Atuobi-Omari.

The story revolves around two sisters, Phebe and Sophia, who fake supernatural encounters in an attempt to escape eviction.

However, their carefully planned scheme takes an unexpected turn when they accidentally awaken real spirits. What begins as a clever attempt to deceive others soon becomes a chaotic and frightening experience as ghostly visitors begin to multiply.

The movie explores the consequences of deception while blending supernatural elements with humour and suspense.

Released on October 30, 2026, Agency for the Dead continues its cinema run at Silverbird Cinemas, Accra Mall and West Hills Mall.

Screenings are scheduled for Friday and Saturday at 2:00 pm and 7:10 pm, while Sunday's screening is at 2:00 pm.

With these three productions offering different genres and storylines, moviegoers have several options to choose from this weekend while supporting Ghana's film industry.


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