Benedict Yeboah Studios Unveils Star-Studded Cast for 'Part Time Woman' Movie

Benedict Yeboah Studios is gearing up for the much-anticipated premiere of their latest cinematic gem, "Part Time Woman," a romantic-historical African epic directed by the talented Benedict Yeboah. The star-studded cast includes Aaron Adatsi, Justice Arhin Koomson, Salomey Kudji, and Ben Affat, all lending their exceptional talents to create a captivating ensemble.

Excitement is in the air as we catch up with these inspiring actors, each contributing a unique blend of passion and talent to the spellbinding narrative of "Part Time Woman."

The film goes beyond entertainment, playing a crucial role in promoting diversity, cultural understanding, and challenging stereotypes through African cultural stories. Benedict Yeboah, renowned for his compelling storytelling, continues his mission to showcase the richness of Africa's history, traditions, and perspectives on the global stage.

"Part Time Woman" is a testament to Yeboah's commitment to fostering an inclusive global narrative by empowering African voices in the film industry. The epic promises authentic representation, shattering preconceived notions and offering a fresh perspective on African stories.



At the heart of the narrative is Dede, portrayed by the talented Salomey Kudji. A young Krobo woman, Dede grapples with a profound choice as she falls in love with Kwame, played by Aaron Adatsi, a young Ashanti man. Custom demands that Dede, having escaped the Dipo rites during her initiation, abstain from love. The film delves into the emotional complexity of Dede's decision – to sacrifice either the love of her life or her cultural identity.

Building on the success of "Road To My Father’s Compound," Benedict Yeboah Studio is set to captivate audiences once again with "Part Time Woman." Congratulations to the entire team for their dedication in bringing this compelling story to life. As the film gears up for its premiere in Ghana, anticipation is high for an unforgettable cinematic experience. Stay tuned for the unveiling of "Part Time Woman" as it promises to leave an indelible mark on African cinema.