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City meets celluloidFilm rights to Lauren Beukes's Zoo City have been awarded to a local producer. We spoke to Beukes about adapting her award-winning novel. A history of violenceTwo South African movies open this week, and they couldn't be more different. Parochial comedy not lost in translationPerhaps because Skeem is unapologetically South African, it was a hit at the Abu Dhabi film festival. Political clichés not thrillingIn Retribution, the national film fund has backed another 'crisis of masculinity' film, argues Gillian Schutte. Beauty and the beast withinAn all-male orgy of married Afrikaners is just one of the scenes from Skoonheid that shocked -- and impressed -- the Cannes Film Festival judge We don't get the pictureFilm industry insider Ronnie Apteker says South Africa has all the right ingredients -- except world-class scripts. Hollywood se voetHave you heard? American star Jennifer Hudson will be playing Winnie Madikizela-Mandela in an upcoming biopic. Just the two of usMOVIE OF THE WEEK: Shaun de Waal reviews the new South African film, Discreet, starring James and Anel Alexander. Shooting stars in the KarooZinaid Meeran attended a crash course on the status of the national identity at the Apollo Film Festival in Victoria West. A cyberpunk's search for consciousnessJames Loudon previews Mike Kawitzky's new feature film Cognition Factor, which premieres at the National Arts Festival. |
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