Pascal Amanfo
Pascal Amanfo is a Nigerian film director, based primarily in the Ghana film industry. Early life and education. Amanfo is a native of Awomanma in Owerri, Imo State. His mother is from the Esan tribe of Edo State. Career. In an interview on The Delay Show Ghana" (2014), Amanfo described AMAA award-winning actor, Adjetey Anang as "every director's dream", particularly for his versatility and diligence to acting profession. In 2014, he was listed as one of the top Nigerian film directors by Pulse. In a 2014 interview with "Vanguard (Nigeria)", Nollywood actress, Sharon Francis described Amanfo  as a mentor, who deserve the praise for his tutorship in her quest for stardom. Top Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson speaking on being discovered by Amanfo, stated that he is "one of the top directors in Ghana" and has a way of making difficult situations seem effortless for crew members while on set. In 2011, Amanfo directed "Single Six", starring Yvonne Okoro and John Dumelo. In 2013, Amanfo caused a cinematic stir in Nigeria and Ghana, when his film "Boko Haram" debut. The film was subsequently restricted by Ghanaian authorities and was a flop in Nigeria even though the title  was changed to "Nation under Siege". Amanfo released a trailer for "Purple Rose" (2014) that stars Nse Ikpe Etim. The film is surrounded on the life of an inquisitive journalist. In 2015, BellaNaija described Amanfo's "If Tomorrow never Comes" as a decent effort in comparison to his previous film. It praised the cinematography, visual effects and sound used in the film. Personal life. Amanfo is a practicing Christian. In 2015, he disclosed that he will be concentrating on living a life that pleased God. He was separated from his wife for some months before reconciling then getting a sponsor  for his vow renewal.