COMING UP IN JULY … ACTING FOR FILM I – THE ACTOR & THE SELF Understanding the self is fundamental to authentic performance. Transcending ego and connecting to truth enables the actor to relinquish fear, build confidence and embody honesty in performance. 17 July – 28 August Mon & Wed 5:30pm-8:30pm R6950 ACTING FOR FILM… Continue reading ACT Cape Town Short Courses
Coming Up On Carte Blanche – 2 July 2017
On M-Net & M-Net HD [101], Sunday 2 July 2017 at 19:00 & again on M-Net Plus 1 [901] at 20:00 KZN Oncology In recent weeks, the KZN public health sector has come under scrutiny after one of the last State oncologists resigned. Now without specialists, several broken radiotherapy machines and long waiting… Continue reading Coming Up On Carte Blanche – 2 July 2017
Collide (DVD) : Review
Film To save his girlfriend, Juliette Marne (Felicity Jones – Rogue One, Inferno, The Theory of Everything), an American backpacker, Casey Stein (Nicholas Hoult – X-Men: Apocalypse, X-Men: Days of Future Past), gets involved with an eccentric gangster, Geran (Ben Kingsley – The Jungle Book, Self/less), with a plan to steal from Geran’s partner Hagen… Continue reading Collide (DVD) : Review
M-Net, M-Net Binge, M-Net City Line-up July 2017
M-Net (channel 101), M-Net Binge (channel 900) and M-Net City (channel 115) highlights for July 2017. M-Net 101 Schedule Updates Reminder: From June onwards sitcoms will now be scheduled at 17:50 and not at 18:00 on weekdays and My Kitchen Rules season 8 will be broadcast at 18:15 and not at 18:30 – Monday… Continue reading M-Net, M-Net Binge, M-Net City Line-up July 2017
50+ Shows & Ridley Scott’s Taboo, First On Showmax This July
Firsts and exclusives including Ridley Scott’s gripping series Taboo starring Tom Hardy and new episodes of Kingdom straight from the US, which you can only see on Showmax. HBO’s Westworld, The Night Of, South Park and Being Mary Jane. Plus an incredible comedy line up with Key and Peele, Whitney Cummings and Amy Schumer. New… Continue reading 50+ Shows & Ridley Scott’s Taboo, First On Showmax This July
Despicable Me 3 : Review
Gru (Steve Carell – Despicable Me 2, Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues) is fired from the Anti-Villain League, after failing to capture former child star turned real-life bad boy, Balthazar Bratt (Trey Parker). With Gru and Lucy (Kristen Wiig – Ghostbusters, Sausage Party) now out of work, it is not long before Gru meets his long-lost… Continue reading Despicable Me 3 : Review