Argentinian-born film producer Fernando Sulichin will be in Durban during the city’s International Film Festival to conduct several workshops and to introduce the South African prèmiere of the Sulichin-produced <i>Bully</i>, the new film by Larry Clark — a frank and explicit portrait of the violent, nihilistic youth of the United States, based on a real-life murder in Florida.

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A Knight’s Tale</i> is a load of preposterous bollocks. It is also highly enjoyable, writes Shaun de Waal.

<b>Review: Hollow Man</b>

Just as <i>Big Brother</i> mania takes hold in South Africa, <i>Series 7: The Contenders</i>, an American satire of "reality TV" shows, comes to the big screen, writes Shaun de Waal.

From its great opening credits on, Wayne Wang’s movie <i>The Center of the World</i> is a meticulous dissection of love, sex, power and the uneasy relationship between the sexes in today’s United States, writes Shaun de Waal.

The colonial belief that Africa was a continent without a history has given way, in some quarters, to the contention that it once harboured technologically advanced cultures aplenty. While there is still puzzlement about how the pyramids were built there is, in parallel, argument about exactly how African the ancient Egyptians were.