Are you ready for a high-action, revenge-filled, thrilling sci-fi film? American actor, writer, and director Ethan Hawke is back and providing all of this and more in 24 Hours to Live coming to local cinemas 23 February 2018. Cast and crew Hawke stars in the film alongside Paul Anderson and Rutger Hauer. Directed by Brian… Continue reading Is One Day Enough? Find Out In “24 Hours To Live” Coming This Month
Category: Film
SA’s First Western Five Fingers Fro Marseilles Opens On 6 April 2018
2018 is turning out to be an exciting year for South African film. ‘Five Fingers for Marseilles’, a western that tells the story of a group of young men (the ‘Five Fingers’) who stand up to brutal police oppression in Marseilles, a town in the rugged badlands of the Eastern Cape opens at cinemas nationwide… Continue reading SA’s First Western Five Fingers Fro Marseilles Opens On 6 April 2018
Zulu Wedding (Feature Film) Release Date Postponed
There is good news and bad news for fans who have been looking forward to director and producer Lineo Sekeleoane’s much anticipated rom-com, ZULU WEDDING. It has been announced that the film, initially scheduled for release later this month, will now only premiere on 20 April 2018. But while moviegoers will have to hold out a… Continue reading Zulu Wedding (Feature Film) Release Date Postponed
Inxeba Filmmakers Fight Back Against Baseless Accusations, Death Threats
Protest action by cultural activists has seen several cinemas forced to cancel screenings of ‘Inxeba’ (The Wound), a film which has been screened across the continent and around the world to widespread critical acclaim. To date, it has won 19 awards at 44 festivals in more than 25 countries worldwide including South Africa. On the… Continue reading Inxeba Filmmakers Fight Back Against Baseless Accusations, Death Threats
Darkest Hour : Review
A time during Man’s Darkest Hour. The days of Winston Churchill (Gary Oldman – The Hitman’s Bodyguard, The Space Between Us) in line to becoming Prime Minister of Great Britain, replacing Neville Chamberlain (Ronald Pickup). With much pressure asserted on him by Parliament, Churchill must at this pivotal point, tackle a defining moment, that of… Continue reading Darkest Hour : Review
SA Audiences Give Inxeba A Big Thumbs Up
Controversial South African Film Inxeba (The Wound) opens in cinemas across the country tomorrow, Friday 01 February. Ahead of its highly-anticipated opening weekend, pre-screenings were hed in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban, Port Elizabeth, many of them attracting a star-studded audience. The film tells the story of Xolani (Nakhane) a lonely factory worker, who every… Continue reading SA Audiences Give Inxeba A Big Thumbs Up