From writer / director Jeymes Samuel brings us The Harder They Fall. A story about outlaw Nat Love (Jonathan Majors: Da 5 Bloods, Loki, Captive State) who discovers his enemy Rufus Buck (Idris Elba: The Suicide Squad, Avengers: Infinity War, The Dark Tower) will soon be released from prison. Nat rounds up his old gang,… Continue reading The Harder They Fall: Review
Category: Film
Action In Autism – Fundraiser Of Sundance Award-winning film “The Reason I Jump”
Action in Autism:Fundraiser Film: The Reason I Jump – Cinema 3, Gateway, UmhlangaSunday 21 November, 16h45 Action in Autism will host a special screening of the award-winning film The Reason I Jump based on the book by Japanese Naoki Higashida, who is Autistic, and was thirteen at the time of writing. This will be a… Continue reading Action In Autism – Fundraiser Of Sundance Award-winning film “The Reason I Jump”
SA Director Delivers Demonic Flick
Old-school possession meets modern technology in DEMONIC, South African writer-director Neill Blomkamp’s first foray into the horror genre, which offers an innovative mix of supernatural horror and science fiction. According to Blomkamp, the idea for the film was influenced by a combination of things. “When the pandemic occurred and my other projects were put on… Continue reading SA Director Delivers Demonic Flick
MOONFALL: It’s Time To Face The Dark Side Of The Moon
Sprite Fright Open Movie – Blender
Today we proudly present Blender’s 13th Open Movie, produced by Blender Studio. Sprite Fright is an 80’s-inspired horror comedy, set in Britain: When a group of rowdy teenagers trek into an isolated forest, they discover peaceful mushroom creatures that turn out to be an unexpected force of nature. As with previous Open Movies, Sprite Fright challenged Blender’s… Continue reading Sprite Fright Open Movie – Blender
“The Card Counter” In Cinemas This Weekend
Renowned writer and director Paul Schrader’s THE CARD COUNTER is finally hitting local cinemas this weekend and is not to be missed! This intense, dark tale about loneliness, isolation and redemption tells the story of William Tell (Oscar Isaac), an ex-military interrogator turned gambler who travels from casino to casino, modestly working the poker tables… Continue reading “The Card Counter” In Cinemas This Weekend