Shirley Frimpong Manso is the Ghanaian director and producer behind movies like “A Sting in a tale” and “Checkmate” as well as series like “The Adams Apples” and “V Republic”. In her interview with Ndani TV she tells of her beginnings in film making, her motivation to become a filmmaker, and her struggles with rising within the industry.
Shirley speaks of her desire to “change the African narrative” and her refusal to accept the image portrayed of the African woman in other African productions.
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