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As the HACC Festival approaches, anticipation grows for an event that promises not only to showcase the enriching narratives of African cinema but also to ignite critical discussions about the future of the industry.
With 'Playtime', Ashwin Singh not only cements his status as an influential storyteller in South Africa but also brings to light the critical issues that society often overlooks.
Inspired by real-life struggles of countless women fighting for autonomy in a challenging world, its scriptwriter Shireen Pyanee harnessed powerful themes like gender-based violence, a pervasive issue in many of our communities
The MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF) alumni mark 10 Years of industry impact at Joburg Film Festival.
Justin Baldoni's lawyer has responded to Ryan Reynolds' motion to dismiss a defamation lawsuit, claiming that the allegations are serious and warrant accountability.
The KwaZulu-Natal Tourism and Film Authority has announced the official call for entries for the 12th Annual Simon Mabhunu Sabela KZN Film and Television Awards.
Mother City, a documentary focusing on the struggle for affordable housing, has been awarded the prestigious President Thomas Sankara Award at the 2025 FESPACO festival, celebrating films that embody Pan-African ideals.
The documentary 'Mother City' receives the President Thomas Sankara Award at FESPACO 2025, spotlighting the urgent issue of affordable housing in Cape Town while advocating for social justice
Get ready for an emotional journey as South African audiences prepare to experience 'Ben Made It' at this year’s festival - a film that probes the depths of human resilience and the health crises that affect communities.
The Hollywood African Cinema Connection in Cape Town aims to revolutionise the African film industry by showcasing local talent and leveraging innovative technologies.
The 'China Travel with Chinese Films' Initiative Aims to Captivate Global Audiences by Merging Cinema with Tourism.
The spooky season is around the corner, and with it, the 20th annual edition of the South African Horrorfest Festival & Halloween Event!
‘Quantum’ is one of several South African films that will be showcased at the African Diaspora International Film Festival, alongside titles such as ‘Death of a Whistleblower’ by Ian Gabriel, ‘Banned’ by Naledi Bogadwi, ‘Back of the Moon’ by Angus Gibson, and ‘Nothing But the Truth’ by John Kani, to name a few.
Spooky horror films to set the mood for Halloween.
Embeth Davidtz’s directorial debut, based on Alexandra Fuller’s memoir, tells a powerful story with newcomer Lexi Venter.
South African actress, producer and entrepreneur Tarina Patel recently attended the Venice Film Festival.
Under the guidance of the award-winning filmmaker, actors: Fezeka Nontlanga, Amy May, and Tamia Thompson share their experiences breaking into the field.
In celebration of Film Month, the KZN TAFA has co-hosted and supported several high-profile events such as the Durban International Film Festival and Durban Film Mart.
Lebo Magolego’s directorial debut Mamelodi: A Timeline of Heroes is a short documentary that serves as a much-needed crash-course into the rich cultural heritage of the South African community of Mamelodi.
Meja Shoba’s 'Keba, Interrupted' delves into the unraveling life of Keba, portrayed by Tshepiso Jeme, amidst a world of crumbling responsibilities and unforeseen challenges.
The 52-year-old actor previously voiced demigod Maui in the 2016 Disney animated film 'Moana' and he will reprise his role in the upcoming live-action film, alongside Catherine Laga‘aia as the titular character.
Dive into the heart of Cape Town’s housing crisis with “Mother City,” a powerful documentary by Miki Redelinghuys and Pearlie Joubert. Follow the journey of Nkosikhona Swartbooi and grassroots movements as they fight against Apartheid’s lasting spatial injustices, bringing to light the harsh realities faced by the city’s poor and working class.
‘Super Size Me’ documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock has died aged 53.
‘Love, Your Neighbour’, an eight-minute film by Jethro Westraad, humorously yet incisively cuts through the electrified fences of Durban North's upmarket suburbs to reveal the lengths residents go to feel safe.
This cultural interaction created an atmosphere of unity and appreciation for the richness of Chinese heritage.