Ghanaian actress, producer, and screenwriter Hilda Ama Braso is capturing hearts in African cinema, with her debut feature film, Stuck32hrs, gaining remarkable recognition at the African Cinema Summit hosted by Idris Elba.
The film, which premiered in June 2024, was one of only five selected for screening at the prestigious summit, where it received praise from both critics and audiences, marking a significant milestone in Hilda’s budding career.
Hilda’s journey to this point is one of passion and resilience. Born into a family of five sisters, she was raised in Kumasi, where her education began at New Life International School and continued at St. Louis Senior High School.
Although she later pursued aviation studies and obtained certifications in customer service and passenger handling, Hilda’s true dream was always acting.
She first tried her hand at it at age 12, qualifying at her first audition despite her mother’s initial reservations. After years of waiting for her family’s full support, Hilda finally began to pursue her dream wholeheartedly.
Since officially entering the industry in 2018, Hilda has collaborated with prominent filmmakers such as Shirley Frimpong Manso and Ivan Quashigah and starred in several television productions now airing on DStv.
Her dedication and versatility have earned her multiple award nominations, including Best Actress in a Supporting Role and Most Promising Actor. She was also recognized as Personality of the Year in 2022.
Beyond acting, Hilda is a talented writer and producer. She has written and produced seven short films available on YouTube, showcasing her storytelling range and depth.
Stuck32hrs, her first full-length feature, captivated audiences with its intricate storytelling, drawing large crowds and praise for its fresh approach.
In addition to her film career, Hilda has taken on roles as a brand ambassador and influencer, representing one of Ghana’s top hair brands and aligning herself with values of beauty, resilience, and creativity.
Her work bridges the worlds of Ghanaian and Nigerian film, enriching African cinema with her unique vision and talent.
With her achievements and growing influence, Hilda Ama Braso is on a promising path, shaping the future of African cinema.
Audiences can keep up with her inspiring journey as she continues to make here mark on the industry.
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