Adams himself had to come to Europe from his father, he had no choice. At the age of fourteen he went to live with his father, who had moved from Accra to Brussels for years. His world and ideas changed drastically. Adams now lives in Belgium for as many years as he has lived in Ghana and asks himself: Why are Ghanaians so inclined to come to Europe?
In search of possible answers, Adams takes Belgian and Ghanaian friends and acquaintances on a journey of discovery through Ghana. By turning his own quest into a collective quest, Adams tries to create the context in which conversations can lead to complex social discussions.
2019 - Nominated for FEPASCO (Burkina Faso): Compétition documentaire long-métrage
