End of the road for ‘7de Laan’ after 23-year run
Over the years it has also dealt with many social ills, including gender-based violence, drug addiction, kidnapping and human trafficking.
International Khoikhoi Film Festival is here
The International Khoikhoi Film Festival takes place at Bertha House in Mowbray this weekend and anyone interested to learn about Khoi identity is invited to attend, free of charge.
'Bridgerton 3' signs three new cast members as cameras start rolling
The third season of historical-romance series 'Bridgerton' has added three new cast members as production on the next instalment of the Netflix period drama gets under way.
Echoing the struggles of the youth: Nyanga filmmaker hits big time
His latest short film Inkaba echoes the struggles of young people living in townships amidst violence and gangsterism.
Council wants ‘poorly researched’ UK film ‘Lady of Heaven’ banned in SA
It has been slammed for its depiction of Islamic prophets and for its ‘poor background research and inflammatory content’.
Local film provides slice of life for matric learners on the Cape Flats
Written and directed by award-winning Riaz Solker, Sodium Day features uncanny humour and absurd but often true-to-life scenarios and releases in cinemas nationwide on Friday, April 22.
Chance for Cape Times subscribers to win Batman movie tickets and a Bootlegger coffee voucher
Ten lucky people can each win two movie tickets worth R196 and a R200 Bootlegger Coffee voucher.
Two local filmmakers shortlisted for Netflix Africa competition
Netflix and Unesco on Wednesday announced the shortlisted candidates, which include Ndiyathemba Modibedi and Gcobisa Yako from South Africa.
Powerful film on Muslim women’s challenges premieres at Durban film festival
Award-winning local film-maker and activist Weaam Williams’s most recent work, Two Hues will premiere at the 41st Durban International Film Festival today.