Bespreking gee boek lewe by plaaslike kultuursentrum
’n Plaaslike kultuursentrum het onlangs ’n bespreking oor die verwerking van boeke tot films, in die Suid-Afrikaanse konteks, aangebied....
Tag: Film
Filmmaker, Khanya Ndwandwe: ‘The story comes first’
Khanya Ndwandwe was nine years old when his mom enrolled him into a modelling agency. He started learning about...
REVIEW: Zephany taken, Miché returned
The infamous kidnapping case of Zephany Nurse is explored in Girl, Taken, a 92-minute documentary which follows Zephany’s disappearance,...
RESENSIE: Alles wat rooi is in Net Ons
Die eerste oomblikke van die kortfilm Net Ons is in rooi getooi. Hoofkarakters Angel en Lorenzo ontmoet om elkeen...
SU student’s team nominated for awards at Los Angeles 48 hour film project
A masters student in dramatic arts at Stellenbosch University (SU) is part of a team that was recently nominated...
Woordfees 2019: “Not in my Neighbourhood” bulldozes gentrification
The award-winning documentary film, Not in my Neighbourhood (2017), breaks down gentrification (renovating neighbourhoods to satisfy middle-class taste) in...
Michael Matthews’ Five Fingers for Marseilles brings the West to Africa
The Western genre is unique to a particular time period and place. Directed by Michael Matthews, Five Fingers for...
Out in Africa hosts its final Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
As the end of a 24-year journey draws closer for the Out in Africa Gay and Lesbian Film Festival,...
Review: Compelling documentary ‘I Am Not Your Negro’
Language: English Director: Raoul Peck Screenplay: James Baldwin & Raoul Peck Narrator: Samuel L. Jackson When: 8 March, 20h00...
Review: 30 hours on call, a tale of five South African doctors
Doc-u-mentally is a touching story that translates to several broader issues surrounding South African healthcare: that there are not...