The groundbreaking and multiple award-winning movie The Scuffle is making waves globally as it officially launches on Amazon Prime Video, marking a significant milestone for Sierra Leone’s burgeoning film industry.
Produced by a stellar team of creative visionaries from Sierra Leone and other African nations, The Scuffle is a collaborative masterpiece that showcases talent from Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, and Cameroon. Shot entirely in Freetown, Sierra Leone, the film stands as a testament to the region’s growing influence in the global cinematic landscape.
Dr. Isatu Kakay-Diallo, one of the film’s producers, made the announcement, expressing excitement over the movie’s new platform. Directed by renowned Nigerian filmmaker Frank Rajah Arase, the movie features an impressive cast, including Dr. Isatu Kakay-Diallo, Desmond Finney, Peter AA Komba, and Kofi Adjorlolo, among others.
Previously debuted on Tubi TV, one of the leading streaming services in the United States, The Scuffle has already garnered international acclaim. Its arrival on Amazon Prime Video opens doors for an even broader audience, positioning it as a cultural bridge that amplifies Sierra Leonean stories on the world stage.
The film is the result of a collaborative effort led by Nigerian Sierra Leone-based producer John Afam, Sierra Leone Film Guild President Daramy A. Kabba, and Dr. Isatu Kakay-Diallo, a USA-based Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, philanthropist, and CEO of KID-AFAN Company Limited. Their shared vision and dedication to storytelling have earned praise for bringing African cinema to the forefront.
The producers, reflecting on this accomplishment, shared their gratitude, saying, “Alhamdulillahi for another milestone.”
Fans, friends, and viewers worldwide are encouraged to watch The Scuffle, leave a review, and spread the word about this cinematic gem. The producers hope the film’s success will inspire more collaborations and showcase the vast potential of Sierra Leone’s creative industry.
Click here to watch The Scuffle on Amazon Prime Video and join the movement in celebrating African cinema.
