Die Windpomp (The Windmill) tells the story of Hendri (Armand Greyling), a 17 year old who has lost his parents. He arrives in a strangely familiar retirement village where he encounters the odd personalities living there. Soon, Hendri meets young Margot (Leandie du Randt), and is smitten. So begins the love story as the two… Continue reading Die Windpomp: Review
Month: April 2014
iNumber Number: Review
iNumber Number, the story of Chili Ncgobo (S’Dumo Mtshali), a member of the South African police. He is honest and hard working, but falls foul of corrupt superiors at his station. Chili, persuaded by his partner, infiltrates a gang perpetrating cash-in-transit heists, but they decide to keep the money once the heist is complete. iNumber… Continue reading iNumber Number: Review
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Review
In this second instalment, of the Spider-Man reboot, we join Peter Parker (Spider-Man, played by Andrew Garfield) as he encounters Oscorp. His relationship with Gwen (Emma Stone) isn’t going so well, and to top this all off, there is are new villains to worry about, in the form of Electro (Jamie Foxx) and old friend… Continue reading The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Review
Konfetti: Review
From South African production company Light And Dark Films, comes Konfetti, a romantic comedy, about Jean (your typical Afrikaans guy, played by Nico Panagio) and Sheryl (a Jewish girl, played by Casey B. Dolan). Amidst the usual family tensions, Jean’s best friend Lukas is assigned the task of best man (played by Louw Venter). Based… Continue reading Konfetti: Review
Konfetti Receives Cape Town Premiere
Cast And Crew Glam It Up For One Night In Century City’s Nu Metro Cinema Complex United International Pictures and Light and Dark Films gave their independent movie KONFETTI a well-deserved première on Wednesday evening, 9 April 2014. The cast, the crew, family and friends of the industry all gathered at Nu Metro Canal Walk… Continue reading Konfetti Receives Cape Town Premiere
Noah: Review
Hollywood has not released a big bible epic in a long time, and they’re hoping to recapture this market yet again with Noah, with stars Russell Crowe (in the title role of Noah), Jennifer Connelly (as his wife Neemeh), Anthony Hopkins (as grandfather Methuselah) and Emma Watson (as rescued Ila). Had this been a film… Continue reading Noah: Review