Director Tobias Wendl, Nancy du Plessis
Country/Production Germany
Release 1998
Length 54 mins
Format Colour / DVD / PAL / All region
Location Ghana / Africa
Language English (English sub)
While glancing through the history of B&W photography in Ghana, the film focuses on present-day social practices of studio photographers and the impact of their work on contemporary image arts.
Free entrance.
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