The Bukom Boxing Arena will host the debut of No Man of God from Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15, 2026, with two evening showings each day at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. The venue, designed to resemble a Roman coliseum, was selected to match the movie’s action scenes and provide audiences with a distinctive viewing atmosphere. This marks the first time a film has been screened at the boxing arena.
Director Ampong Kwaku Kwakye said the setting would resonate with viewers who seek more than a conventional cinema experience. Lead actor Majid Michel echoed this sentiment, noting that traveling to Bukom is a sign of a true action‑film enthusiast. “To drive all the way to the Bukom Boxing Arena means you really love movies, particularly action films, and want to be part of this experience,” he said.
The story follows Michael, a pastor portrayed by Michel, whose attempt to live a life of faith is challenged by a violent past. Formerly a member of an elite special forces unit, Michael is hunted by his former comrades who seek information about hidden natural minerals. They target a vulnerable family in his congregation to force him into cooperation. Michel described his character as “a priest who has a past. Before he became a priest, he was part of an elite group that worked for the government. They were special forces, and now that past is catching up with him in his present life as a priest.”
No Man of God blends action, faith, redemption and family drama, featuring a cast that includes Adjetey Anang, James Gardiner, Nikki Samonas, Nollywood star Bambam Olawunmi, Gadede Segbefia and Akofa Edjeani. The three‑day premiere aims to offer Ghanaian cinema fans an alternative way to experience film.
Attendees can look forward to a cinematic adventure that mirrors the intensity of the arena’s storied past, promising a memorable blend of sport and storytelling.
