No Time To Die is a 2006 Ghanaian comic and romantic movie directed by Ghanaian filmmaker King Ampaw, and co-produced by Ampaw and German filmmaker .
Asante, a funeral car driver in Ghana, needs a spouse but his work puts most ladies off. He begins to look all starry eyed at a customer (Esi) whose mother has passed on, and figures out how to win her over. Be that as it may, her dad precludes union with a funeral care driver. Asante continues and turns into the principal funeral car driver in Accra to get married. This movie was to explain the African culture showing the change in African funeral traditions due to the social impact of colonialism in Africa.
The music was composed by Ben Michael Mankhamba a Malawian guitarist, singer, songwriter, and composer. The costumes were designed by Lisa Meier. It was produced in 2006 in Ghana and Germany.
It is an English language film of 95 minutes' duration.
The filmmaking crew included:
No Time to Die was released in 2006.
It was screened at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Accra in January 2007.
It was later selected for screening in December 2016 at the African Diaspora Film Festival in New York City.