ROGER QUARTEY DEDICATES ‘TURN ME ON’ TO CREW.

‘I dedicate this movie to my ‘CREW’, Roger Quartey, the Executive producer of the movie ‘TURN ME ON’ which premiers on the 1st of October 2010 at the silver Bird Cinemas, Accra mall and sponsored by Peace Fm 104.3 told us during an interaction.
For an executive producer to dedicate a movie to his crew, it should ring aloud alarm in your ears that TURN ME ON will surely turn you on, meaning another eye was given to camera, screen play, directing, editing, props, locations and casting.
The Master of Ceremony Maxwell Clef Justice, said, ‘most of the time the team behind the work is not seen, but we inside RQ productions takes a keen interest in that’.
In addition he said, ‘these gallant film makers who stayed all night ensuring that TURN ME ON, puts you, your family, friends and love ones in a comfort zone needs to be heard.
After staying all night to give another touch to the movie Turn Me On, this is the results;
“Dr. Harry Buckman is a successful businessman and a family man who toiled so hard to achieve a lot in life. He has four children, Tyler, a lawyer by profession, Kendell a renowned fashion designer, Woody a musician and a drug addict, and Juliet their half sister, a typical nuclear family.
Now, Kendell is treating a dark blackmail from his husband, Woody is going through punishment from his wife, Peagy, Tyler is tagging and untagging, eyeing his father’s property and Clark, a faithful servant to Dr. Buckman who is always delivering notes and receiving visitors.
TURN ME ON is an expression of feelings, based on life’s true definition of society and its environment. It has a plot of love, greed, blackmail, hatred, treasure, deceit and a setting of a pure, rich Ghanaian culture of nuclear family system.
Jackie Appiah, John Dumelo, Kofi Adjorlolo, Yvonne Nelson, Roselyn Ngissah, Beverly Afaglo, Timothy Bentum, Ben Kwadey, Vivian Achor, Khareema Aguiar, Eddie Nartey, Ken Fiati, Oma De 1st, starred in TURN ME ON.
A film directed by Frank Rajah Arase, produced by Harold Roger Quartey and premier sponsored by Peace Fm 104.3.
Majority of the time movies hardly go through the process that TURN ME ON crew took the movie through, more time was spent to create a good a movie.
Every single shot in Turn Me on was well considered, movie critics will be thrilled, as there will be little or no comments to pass when the movie premiers on October 1st .
Roger Quartey treats Turn Me On with so much passion and love transferring it directly into the movie and salutes his cast for making a successful movie but hailed his crew for an excellent work.
Who do you trust…. Watch Turn Me On.
Story: Nana Yaw Wiredu/nanayawwiredu.blogspot.com

ONLY THE SMART PLAYER WINS “THE GAME”…

“In the beginning there are three players (worthy in society), one Beautiful woman (who inherited a wind full of investment from her dead husband and she plays ‘THE CARDS’ like she means it), two strong business tycoons who owns a fortune each and they play ‘THE CARDS’ like their Life depends on it. Who invents the moves for whom to follow, who will complicate issues with his/her card and who will win “THE GAME” at the end of an intriguing suspense filled and tension built new RAJ FILM PRODUCTIONS, as the three went for the $1million bet for the winner.

The story is told of a gripping plot, a virgin ground for a perfect murder, betrayal, greed, intrigue and revenge. In an environment where the stakes are very high, when love is laced with a motive, a face becomes a mask whether handsome, beautiful or ugly one cannot determine what is hidden under a smile or a frowned face.
WAIT! Who will play the game very well and according to whose cards; if you have a ‘PRETENDER’, who used to sleep in the gutters, struggle her way into becoming a model, fakes a marriage scandal with a worthy millionaire in order to improve and sustain her agency, OR a MODEL and A THIEF, who does nothing but rob shops with her brains, has being in jail on four occasions, an assassin and contract player who plays the role of a wife at the same time an informer in order to earn a swooping amount of $20 million. (Impressive, track record).
Two blood brothers each have an investment of $50 million implemented by their father; the younger one cannot keep his eyes off the total investment as the death of his big brother earns him a cool $100 million. Will that investment make or break their relationship as siblings. OR an innocent business man, who has dreams of achieving his father’s goal, that is to make Kasaperako company the best in the whole of Africa, with a swift blackmail hanging around his neck, will he play to win the deal or fall for the marriage blackmail by the pretender who she has never met.
Let’s make this easy, In the beginning, there were three card players, who bet a deal of $1million, then came the PRETENDER, a MODEL/THIEF, TWO blood brother’ s with a $100million investment, an innocent black mailed business man over a fake marriage, seriously who will be playing what ?

Less I forget there are also, an honest INSPECTOR, TWO planted helping hands, one a PERSONAL SECRETARY and the other a HOUSE MAID, and then the professional ASASSIN (YES! She is so cool) who does nothing but expect killings with clean finishing leaving no signs for tracing whether the source/killer.

‘The Game‘is one creative smart story, that will keep you thinking, teaching you who, where, when and how to play your CARDS in life. If is about plots, strategies, links, intelligence and originality then find out in the thrilling, revealing characters, well edited, good camera movements and a pitch of smooth directing in “THE GAME”, showing at the Silver Bird Cinemas on the 9th of July 2010 at 6pm sharp.

‘The Game’ stars Majid Michel, Yvonne Nelson, Yvonne Okoro, John Dumelo, introduces Nadia Acha-kang and Johanes Mailer.
‘THE GAME’ a Frank Rajah Arase (the master) hand writing, marketed by a Double D Film Productions and produced by Raj Film Production, a must SEE MOVIE!
‘THE GAME’ WHO WINS?... THE ONE WHO PLAYS THE RIGHT CARDS OR THE ONE WHO PLAYS TO DEFEAT WITH THE CONFUSING CARDS.
Story by Nana Yaw Wiredu