South Africa Movies

A film about dirt, gender and separations.

Two friends in conflict about how to deal with an uncomfortable situation, but they see it thru together!

Public healthcare in South Africa is approaching crisis with hospitals underfunded and overcrowded. Township ER profiles five doctors, from five...

PG du Plessis’ story is set in rural South Africa during the seventies. A farmer buys a broken little cast iron stove to restore and transports...

In the traditional world of square dancing, gay clubs in New York and California accept anyone, gay or straight, just as they are.

A colony of water worshipers can forfeit their only chance at the fulfillment of a long-awaited prophecy. Vera, the chosen woman, must decide whether...

This is a split-screen film focused on material culture, specifically that of three long-term Zimbabwean female migrants currently residing in Cape...

Khanya, an ambitious up and coming contemporary dancer, is on track to be the best she can be, but her gradual sexual awakening combined with her...

The Karoo desert, South Africa, two lone riders gallop at speed across a landscape of desolate and breathtaking beauty. KAROO COWBOY tells the...

Lollos's laughter has gone away and he can not get it anywhere! Disco, Lettie, Minki and Karla host an exciting talent competition in which everyone...

Marius Hugo, a young medical student, has one great love in his life: his future career as a doctor, where he can serve people and thus make the...

The inhabitants of Bakadadji, a village located in a Senegalese national park, are trying to finance fencing to secure their fields from protected...

Dance, imagery, poetry and music as metaphors for the history of a country: its movements struggling for freedom and its heritage are brilliantly...

South African Film

Loyiso Gola is one of South Africa's most talented comedians. His unique sense of humour and affinity toward openly frank and observational...

Combat was recorded live at the Theatre of Marcellus, Emperor’s Palace. Inspired by the Mark Twain phrase: “Clothes Make The Man”,...

Mandela's World Cup reminds us of the tournament's hold on 200 million fans around the world and its power as a global symbol of inclusvity and...