CLEAN : Hooray for Kumawood! Ghana's fastest filmmakers

The transcript discusses the use of local language in storytelling, highlighting its ease in conveying stories. It raises concerns about the lack of royalties for movies shown on TV and questions who benefits from them. The popularity of Kumawood movies over English ones is noted, and the impact of the messages these movies convey is questioned, emphasizing the need to consider what viewers gain from watching them.

Why does the speaker find it easier to tell stories in their local language?

• Because it is more profitable

• Because it is more challenging

• Because it is more relatable

• Because it is more entertaining

What concern does the speaker express about royalties?

• They are too high

• They are only given to local filmmakers

• They are not distributed fairly

• They are not necessary

Where are these movies commonly watched according to the speaker?

• On the internet

• In theaters

• In schools

• On TV and buses

What does the speaker suggest about the popularity of local movies compared to English movies?

• Local movies are less popular

• Local movies are equally popular

• Local movies are not shown

• Local movies are more popular

What issue does the speaker have with the message of the movies?

• They are too long

• They are not entertaining

• They do not provide value

• They are too expensive