Omanghana
Award-winning Ghanaian film Bed of Thorns has secured a streaming rights deal with Homi TV, giving audiences on the platform access to the romantic drama and suspense thriller.
Produced by Sir Nelson Productions, the film’s move to Homi TV marks another milestone in its journey following its participation and recognition on the international film festival circuit.
The streaming agreement is expected to give the Ghanaian production greater visibility among audiences beyond its traditional theatrical and festival markets.
Film Earns International Recognition
Bed of Thorns has attracted attention through its festival run, including recognition at the San Francisco Film Festival and the Abia International Film Festival.
The film is reported to have become the first Ghanaian production to win an award at the San Francisco Film Festival, adding to its growing list of international achievements.
It also received recognition at the Abia International Film Festival, further raising the profile of the production and its creative team.
Kenny Dee Leads Creative Team
The film was written and directed by Kenny Dee and executive produced by Nelson Emmanuel under Sir Nelson Productions.
The cast includes Nelson Emmanuel, Haillie Sumney, Kofi Adjololo and Sylvia Davis, who bring the story’s central characters to life.
Bed of Thorns combines romance, marital drama and psychological suspense, following the emotional tensions that emerge when a relationship begins to change and one partner starts to feel like a stranger.
The storyline uses unexpected developments and emotional conflict to explore trust, relationships and the consequences of changing dynamics between partners.
A New Platform for Ghanaian Storytelling
The Homi TV deal provides another distribution avenue for the Ghanaian production and highlights the growing opportunities for African independent films to reach international streaming audiences.
For Sir Nelson Productions and the creative team behind Bed of Thorns, the agreement represents a further step in taking Ghanaian stories beyond the local market and into wider digital distribution.
The film is now available to audiences through the Homi TV platform, allowing viewers to experience the award-winning Ghanaian production following its international festival journey.
Source: Omanghana
