Beautiful Ruins, A Film Written and Directed by Eddie Nartey

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Raising to fame in any industry, is the dream of everyone. But working to get in to the industry, working to stay in and hopefully be a legend in the industry, is a whole different experience all together. How many celebrities can pick up themselves if their fame is being painted black, and tossed in to ruins. How many celebrities can raise again after a great fall? does hope really exist? Is tomorrow worth fighting for?
Another classic drama film from award winning director Eddie Nartey, starring the likes of Christabel Ekeh , John Dumelo, Eddie Nartey , Eva Aikins , Fred Amugi, Selly Galley, Umar Mrupp. Many Ghanaian films are always centred on love and lust for money which every Ghanaian film fanatic usually knows before watching the film.
Beautiful Ruins is different, the art of drama, style of play, dialogue display and cinematography maturity, all mixed up, stirred thoroughly and ready to feed its viewers eyes. We are told not to judge a book by its cover, but in the world of cinema, I always judge a film it's synopsis, by its director and by its cast. Beautiful Ruins Director " Eddie Nartey " is a man filled with variety when it's comes to film making.
Beautiful Ruins tells, the destiny of Abynah, a well known actress changes when she inadventently kills her boyfriend for cheating. After serving 6years in jail with hard labour, she faces rejection from the very industry that once gave her fame. The disappointments and health failure retires Abynah to the village where she peacefully awaits death. But HOPE comes around when a fan of the actress decides to stay close.
Find out in this emotional drama how Abynah clings to this new Hope and battles each day of her life for a better Tomorrow. Beautiful Ruins. A film written, produced and directed by Eddie Nartey. Premiering at the Silverbird Cinemas on the 18th of March, 2016. Be there!!!

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