The 1980s was a decade of cinematic delights for Bollywood, the world’s largest film producer. Sholay (1975), Chandni (1989), Disco Dancer (1982), Coolie (1983), Mr…
In cinema – all over the world and throughout the history of movies – we’ve come across plenty of men with guns seeking revenge or…
Nelson Mandela is a global icon of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. But this might not have been if it were not for…
The historical towns of Verulam and Tongaat, just north of Durban, were developed largely by Indian indentured labourers. Together, under the fictionalised name of Sugarhill…
Book Aid International is delighted to announce that its new film, ‘Reading Where the Wild Things Are in The Great Rift Valley’ is now a…
Biographical films mostly offer audiences a glimpse into the lives of famous… and sometimes infamous people of the past in an attempt to shed some…
When an invasive mining company threatens the existence of her village, a city girl caught between two worlds must return home, overcome her painful past…
As we affirm women across the globe honouring International Women’s Day last Friday (8 March), we applaud the team who birthed Escala – a carefully-crafted US-made short…
‘ROCKETMAN’ hits cinemas in May, but here is the first behind the scenes look at Taron Egerton recording ‘Tiny Dancer’ for the soundtrack of ‘ROCKETMAN’.…
Celebrating a banner year for African content acquisitions, The Africa Channel will air a collection of 20 new primetime series representing premium drama, lifestyle, and…