Nana Ama McBrown expresses gratitude after thousands attend 'AMA' movie premiere

On Saturday, August 15, 2026, Nana Ama McBrown experienced an unforgettable day as the premiere of her movie AMA took place. Initially planned at a different venue due to overwhelming demand, the screening occurred at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) Auditorium, where thousands of people gathered to celebrate the film and McBrown herself.

The premiere featured three showings, beginning at 2:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., and 8:00 p.m., drawing an estimated 10,000 attendees across all screenings and related events. McBrown described the atmosphere as emotional and overwhelming as guests arrived dressed in stunning outfits, adding glamour to the event through a well-coordinated red carpet.

The event was not just about watching a movie but also about celebrating Ghanaian cinema, friendship, family, and McBrown's enduring popularity. Celebrities, industry figures, friends, and family were present in large numbers, creating memorable fashion moments and showing their support for the actress and the film. For McBrown, who has spent years entertaining Ghanaians, the turnout was a testament to the strong bond she shares with her audience.

She expressed deep gratitude to everyone who attended, including industry colleagues, friends, family, and the public, highlighting the collective achievement that made the premiere possible. The overwhelming support served as a powerful reminder of Ghanaians' continued belief in local talent and their appetite for locally produced films that resonate with their culture and emotions.

For McBrown, the premiere was more than just the launch of a movie; it was a statement about the strength of Ghana's creative industry and cinema's ability to unite people. She has every reason to be proud of this milestone, and her journey in Ghanaian entertainment continues with renewed enthusiasm from her supportive audience.