Month: March 2013

Infecting The City is proud to announce an extension of the Festival for 2013. Rained out from its scheduled time, the Afro Galactic Dream Factory will now take place at Hiddingh Hall on Tuesday 26 March at 8.30 pm. The Afro Galactic Dream Factory is an afro-techno audio-visual symphony, a mash-up of musical genres and… Continue reading The Afro Galactic Dream Factory At Hiddingh Hall

Don’t miss the opportunity to view an extraordinary exhibition which seeks to open up new conversations about cultural diversity, social tolerance and human understanding at a time of intense movement and change in the Global South. Making Way: Contemporary Art from South Africa and China, explores the ways in which contemporary artists based in South… Continue reading Making Way: Contemporary Art from South Africa and China

Sam Raimi brings it all in the prequal to the L. Frank Baum novel of 1900. The opening scenes bring on a sense of nostolgia, and memories of the 1939 Victor Fleming film (Judy Garland, Frank Morgan), as we’re introduced to our hapless hero, Oz (James Franco). Mila Kunis is ever elegant as Theodora, alongside… Continue reading Oz: The Great And Powerful

Based on the real life story of legendary former South African gangster Ernie “Lastig” Solomon A Lucky Man charts one man’s violent rise from childhood in the slums of Cape Town to one of today’s most infamous criminals. A Lucky Manis a morality story in which the perplexing issues of identity and ethics are played out in… Continue reading Ernie ‘Lastig’ Solomon, A Lucky Man Out This March

Fresh from its excellent opening weekend performance at the box office, South African romantic comedy ‘Fanie Fourie’s Lobola’ has won the Audience Choice Award for Best Comedy at the 19th Annual Sedona International Film Festival, a nine-day festival held in Arizona, from 23 February to 3 March 2013. Situated close to Arizona’s Grand Canyon, Sedona… Continue reading Fanie Fourie’s Loboloa Wins Highest Honour At Sedona International Film Festival In US

Set in the seedy underbelly of Cape Town, exotic dancer, Lisa (Sabine Palfi), tries to pick up the pieces of her broken heart. Things soon spiral out of control and she finds herself thrust into a dangerous love triangle with Dean (Bjorn Steinbach), her explosive former fiancé, and his Greek boss, Nic (Aidan Whytock), a… Continue reading Lady Luck