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SMS Sugarman released online
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Ster-Kinekor has shelved plans to release SMS Sugarman but director Aryan Kaganof (formerly Ian Kerkhof) has reclaimed his film, which was shot on cellphones. He is releasing it online and via DVD.
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The Springboks' animated mascot
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The Springboks recently unveiled a new player: Bokkie, an animated mascot who is part of Sunrise Productions’ award-winning
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Nu Metro release The Race-ist on April Fool's Day
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Nu Metro will release Andrew Wilmots debut feature, The Race-ist, on 1 April 2010.
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2020 vision: Film industry prophecies
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It was fascinating to review the last decade in our February issue and realise that in 2 000, Sunu Gonera hadn’t directed a commercial.
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African music hits the right note internationally
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When Mali’s Tinariwen won the Uncut Music Award for 2009, ahead of Grizzly Bear, Bob Dylan, Animal Collective and Kings of Leon, African music had solidly entered the global mainstream.
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Cape Town: No longer film friendly?
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Local service producers are furious with The Cape Town Film and Events Permit Office due to a wide range of locations challenges in the city.
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Media Film Service celebrates 10 years
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In March 2010, equipment rental company Media Film Service celebrated their 10th birthday.
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South African writes Invictus and Sherlock Holmes
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South African Anthony Peckham has penned two of the most talked about movies currently on screen in South Africa: Clint Eastwood's Golden Globe and Oscar nominated
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Craig Freimond releases his second feature, Jozi
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UIP will release writer/director Craig Freimond’s second feature, Jozi (formerly known as Stiff), on...
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Record number of SA films set to be released in 2010
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Expect more South African box office releases than ever before this year. Around 30 feature films are jostling for releases this year.
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Bickers Action does it again
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As the breathtaking finale for Top Gear Live’s shows in South Africa, Bickers Action created a death—defying indoor car stunt.
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Counting the cost of the SABC crisis
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The television sector is “very much still in the awful patch,” according to the South African Screen Federation’s (SASFED)head of communications, Marc Schwinges of Underdog Productions....
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HD Stills Cameras: Genius or gimmick?
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Photohire has traditionally supplied gear to the stills sector, but this season the film industry’s spent more time than usual at their rental offices.
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Starkey joins Priest
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Richard Starkey has moved from Guillotine Post to join Priest in Cape Town.
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Take 2 Film Services tackle Blue Crush 2
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Take 2 Film Services arrived in South Africa in January 2007. A working relationship with Moonlighting began with Take 2’s first 35mm feature: Neil Marshall’s Doomsday. That partnership is...
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Candy Kennedy shoots Cape Flats gangsters
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When I interview her, Candy Kennedy is seven-months pregnant and has just returned from photographing gangsters in the Cape Flats, where the charismatic, big-breasted, big-haired blond was carrying around...
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World Cup a mixed blessing for film
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The 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup will be held in South Africa from 11 June-11 July 2010 and broadcast to an estimated cumulative audience of 26 billion in 214 countries and territories but what about the...
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I now Pronounce you Black and White premiers
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Nu Metro released Oliver Rodger’s romantic comedy, I Now Pronounce You Black and White, on 14 May 2010. The Ollywood Productions film tells the story of a white, Jewish groom (Tyrel Meyer) engaged...
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SA Box office stats: The Decade of Leon Schuster
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M.r Bones 2 was the highest grossing South African film at the local box office in the Noughties,
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uGugu No Andile wins at Cape Winelands
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The third edition of the Cape Winelands Film Festival attracted approximately 11 713 people to watch a selection of films.
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