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T.O.M. Pictures top SAFTAs
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South African Film and Television Awards, held at the Pretoria State Theatre on Saturday, 20 February 2010, were widely acclaimed as the slickest awards yet, overcoming previous year’s timekeeping...
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Ethiopian/South African production
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In October 2009, three South African filmmakers travelled to Addis Ababa in Ethiopia to share their knowledge with twenty Ethiopian counterparts during a three week course.
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Top of the Class
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Class Act is a new reality TV show on SABC1 that runs from 13 March-5 June 2010 that puts aspiring actors through their paces and tests.
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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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Life, Above All wins at DIFF
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Oliver Schmitz’ Life, Above All was named Best South African Feature Film at The Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), taking home R25 000.
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DV8 lead SAFTA nominations
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DV8 is the most nominated production company ahead of the South African Film and Television Awards, which will take place at the Pretoria State Theatre on Saturday, 20 February 2010.
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Garth Stead passes away
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Photographer Garth Stead was found dead at his home in Woodstock just before we went to print. News24 reported that he committed suicide.
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Stephanie Sycholt returns to direct Themba
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As South Africa congratulated itself on fourth place in the Confederations Cup, writer/director Stefanie Sycholt (Malunde) wrapped Themba, her film about a young soccer hopeful.
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Mediatech Attracts 5 700 Visitors
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For three days the Coca-Cola dome in Johannesburg played host to the industry’s biggest names for Mediatech.
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Neels van Jaarsveld - MLA
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Neels Van Jaarsveld is instantly recognisable to South African audiences from Binnelanders, Known Gods, Backstage, and Hard Copy.
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Andre Scholtz returns with Rainbow Skellums
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Veteran comedy producer Andre Scholtz (Panic Mechanic and You Must be Joking) is back with Rainbow Skellums, a candid camera comedy starring Kevin Ehrenreich, Alexa Strachan and Louw Venter.
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Disgrace opens 14 August
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J.M. Coetzee’s controversial novel, Disgrace, has been adapted into a film by Australian filmmaker Steve Jacobs and screenwriter Anna-Maria Monticelli.
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