Latest
- DIFFinitely cool
-
The longest-running film festival in South Africa opens its gates this week for the 31st time.
- Indian Cinema takes the spotlight at 32nd DIFF
-
This year's festival features a lineup of classic and daringly contemporary Indian cinema.
- A different view
-
This year's festival features a number of excellent gay-themed films in the lineup,
- Wavescapes at DIFF
-
Rather suitably for a festival that takes place on the coast, Wavescapes looks at some of the best films about surfing.
- Wind in their sails
-
From swaggering cricketers to nervous chefs and serial killers, there's a lot to see at the Durban film festival.
- Far from a garden-variety band
-
There was much on-stage flailing of hair, crashing about and mayhem at Fruits and Veggies' launch of Ndaa, the Afro-punk-ska outfit's debut.
- Beauty and the beast within
-
An all-male orgy of married Afrikaners is just one of the scenes from Skoonheid that shocked -- and impressed -- the Cannes Film Festival judge
- Mugabe in black and white
-
The foundation for the Zimbabwean president's emergence as tyrant was laid before he was elected, according to a new documentary.
- An imam who was and wasn't
-
It becomes apparent very early in The Imam and I that this film is not just about a murdered apartheid-era imam.
- At the cutting edges of contemporary film
-
From July 23 to August 1, the Durban International Film Festival (Diff) unleashes more than 200 screenings at various venues around the city.
