For Lovers of African Art
Africans are everywhere, literally.Their presence in cinema has accelerated as of late with for example the spotlights on Lupita N’yongo,Chiwetel Ejiofor and many others.Gifted and talented African actors who either come from mixed heritage or...
IOL By JAN CRONJE Cape Town – Blood Diamond actor Djimon Hounsou is headed to South Africa to star in post-apocalyptic action adventure One, to be filmed in Cape Town and Johannesburg this year....
By Christopher Vourlias With a rising crop of African stars hitting Hollywood, a talent agency exclusively devoted to African talent has arrived to bring some much-needed exposure to the continent. Just months after Lupita...
Johannesburg – Comedian David Kau has signed a deal with a Los Angeles-based production and distribution company for his upcoming movie Sekwankwetla, the National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) said on Tuesday. The deal...
Michael Caines Michael Andrew Caines MBE (born 3 January 1969 is an English chef born in Exeter, Devon. Michael Caine movies has been varied and intriguing throughout the actor’s enduring career in film. Caine...
Made up country names, captivating stories and beautiful back drops of African nations make up this list.The concept of creating fictional countries in films is nothing new. If you have seen The Great Dictator...
Movies set in Africa Westerners have been gravitating towards locations in Africa for quite a while. Whether it’s for the exotic backgrounds or historical insights, many films with foreigners as the protagonists define what...
5 proudly South African films that rocked the international market by Tinah Zabezolo Cape Town – The South African movie industry in the past few years has been making strides towards becoming a force...
Who doesn’t love to watch free movies online? All you Youtube lovers out there can enjoy this pile of fine African films on the website.I understand it can be quite prickly searching for free...
You look at us like insects The following document is a translation of the now infamous exchange which took place between Jean Rouch and Senegalese filmmaker Ousmane Sembène in 1965 by Jamie Berthe. The dialogue...
