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KICK FIGHTER Movie Poster – Unique Hand-Painted Ghanaian Art

KICK FIGHTER Movie Poster – Unique Hand-Painted Ghanaian Art

KICK FIGHTER Movie Poster – Hand-Painted Authentic Ghanaian Art

This is a KICK FIGHTER movie poster, meticulously hand-painted in Ghana, West Africa. Each stroke of oil paint on canvas showcases the artistry and cultural heritage unique to Ghanaian cinema promotion.

Details for This Film and Poster

  • Film: KICK FIGHTER – An iconic martial arts film
  • Artist: Hand-painted by Ghanaian artist Kuma Lee for NAME Video Club
  • Size: 62" x 41" (157 cm x 104 cm)

Poster condition

This vintage movie poster is in good condition with visible signs of wear, adding to its authentic appeal. The artwork has minor paint loss, small holes, and wear due to age and usage. Please refer to the photos for further details.

The hand-painted movie poster for "Kick Fighter" (1987) showcases a vivid and intense depiction of martial arts action, emphasizing the combat-driven theme of the movie. This Ghanaian poster is created on recycled flour sacks, using bold colors and expressive brushstrokes to bring the fierce storyline and dynamic characters to life. Each brushstroke and exaggerated character feature reflect the creativity and unique vision of the Ghanaian artist, providing an eye-catching and culturally significant artwork that goes beyond conventional promotional materials.

Cultural and Artistic Significance

Hand-painted movie posters from Ghana are not only art; they represent a rich cultural heritage and the creative resourcefulness of local artists. During the 1980s, when video technology began spreading across Ghana, mobile cinemas used these posters to attract audiences to their screenings. The artists, often painting on large flour sacks sewn together, had the freedom to reimagine and exaggerate scenes, making each piece a one-of-a-kind work. Over the years, this art form has gained international recognition, being displayed in museums and collected worldwide. Though many posters have worn over time, their vibrant spirit continues to attract collectors and art enthusiasts, preserving an authentic piece of Ghanaian cinema history.

Film Information

Kick Fighter (1987)

  • Genre: Action, Martial Arts
  • Director: Anthony Maharaj
  • Cast: Richard Norton, Benny “The Jet” Urquidez, Erica Van Wagener, Steve Rackman, Franco Guerrero
  • Plot: Travers (Richard Norton) finds himself in a desperate situation after gangsters destroy his parents' antique store and his sister falls gravely ill. Needing funds for her operation, he turns to underground fighting. Travers climbs the ranks, fighting in brutal shipyard brawls, but as he prepares for a high-stakes match against a champion fighter, gangsters kidnap his sister, demanding he lose the fight. Travers must balance saving his family and winning freedom in this gripping martial arts drama.

"Kick Fighter" exemplifies the classic themes of sacrifice, courage, and fighting against the odds, making it an engaging and intense martial arts film. The plot's high stakes and emotional depth are amplified by thrilling fight sequences and a standout cast led by real-life martial artists. Anthony Maharaj’s direction enhances the gritty aesthetic, setting much of the action in vibrant Bangkok locations that give the film a raw, immersive feel. Richard Norton's portrayal of Travers, alongside the fighting prowess of Benny “The Jet” Urquidez, adds authenticity to the film’s intense scenes, making "Kick Fighter" a memorable addition to the action genre.

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