by user | Nov 1, 2026 | Reviews
Al Wat Ek Weet – Art offers salvation in a film that feels like a work of art itself 3 Read More Review Al Wat Ek Weet, based on the novel by Marita van der Vyver, tells the story of a teenager who must face the challenges of growing up while grappling with the...
by user | Oct 9, 2026 | Reviews
This Is How the World Ends – Fiction or Omen? 3 Read More Review Against the post-apocalyptic backdrop of a world moving ever closer to total collapse, This Is How the World Ends follows Tom (very well and convincingly played by Josh Kempen), a young man who ventures...
by user | Sep 18, 2026 | Reviews
In Silas en die Ysbeer op Tafelberg (Silas and the Polar Bear on Table Mountain), reality and imagination meet in a soulful way — and it isn’t just for children. 3 Read More Review When you hear about a polar bear wandering around on top of Table Mountain, you...
by user | Sep 6, 2026 | Reviews
Black Burns Fast delivers a funny, sharp, and at times surprisingly tender look at growing up in a South African context 3 Read More Review Black Burns Fast is director Sandulela Asanda’s first feature film. The film was also screened earlier this year (2026) at...
by user | Sep 4, 2026 | Reviews
Landmyn: A Heartbreaking Story About Imperfect People 3 Read More Review Ten years after they last saw each other, two sisters and their brother try, for the first time, to come together again as a family. They choose the South African coast as the fitting destination...
