Another Generation Africa Film – The Last Shelter Wins At Encounters, Heads For Durban International Film Fest

A second film in the Generation Africa slate of 25 films on migration, being produced by STEPS, the Cape Town-based documentary production powerhouse, has won an award at the 2021 Encounters South Africa International Documentary Film Festival. The Last Shelter directed by Ousmane Samassékou (France/ Mali/ South Africa) won the Best South African / African… Continue reading Another Generation Africa Film – The Last Shelter Wins At Encounters, Heads For Durban International Film Fest

Durban International Film Festival Announces Films In Competition

The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Centre for Creative Arts (CCA), will host the Durban International Festival (DIFF) from 22 July to 1 August 2021. This year, for its 42nd edition, the festival presents a programme of close to 140 feature films, documentaries and short films alongside an exciting industry programme: Isiphethu. On 22 July, DIFF 2021 opens… Continue reading Durban International Film Festival Announces Films In Competition

National Arts Festival’s Ten Day Pivot To Online

National Arts Festival goes fully online for second time 8-31 July The National Arts Festival’s hopes of having a live audience element at the 2021 Makhanda experience were dashed by the Level 4 Lockdown measures announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday 27 June. The new legislation prohibits all cultural, social and political gatherings except… Continue reading National Arts Festival’s Ten Day Pivot To Online

Blind Ambition Wins At The Tribeca Film Festival

Blind Ambition just won Best Documentary at the Tribeca International Film Festival. We have Joseph available for interviews should you like to interview him on his role in the movie and what this means for the movie ahead of its release in South Africa. South African hospitality circles are buzzing following the official release of… Continue reading Blind Ambition Wins At The Tribeca Film Festival

Durban International Film Festival Screens Durban FilmMart Alumni Projects

The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Centre for Creative Arts will host the Durban International Festival (DIFF) from 22 July to 1 August 2021. This year, for its 42nd edition, the festival curated a film programme that focuses on narratives that will speak hope for tomorrow. Five of the selected films screened at the year’s festival participated… Continue reading Durban International Film Festival Screens Durban FilmMart Alumni Projects