The back-story of Mugabe’s rise to fame and the reasons behind his fall from grace.

A group of young township photographers strive to capture the soul of match day at Soccer City during the 2010 World Cup.

Two women answer difficult questions about race and family through dance and interview.

The story of a family and a home lost and found under the Group Areas Act.

African Identities : Shades of Belonging

In the 1990s Afrikaans avant-garde got a dose of the weird and wonderful from performance poetry movement Porselynnkas.

South Africa’s titanic struggle to transform its mining industry is put under the spotlight.

Talented, charismatic and vivacious, yet troubled, Brenda Fassie is a national icon that symbolised so much for so many in […]

If you take a pinch of Khoi-San lament, a dash of Malay spice, a bold measure of European orchestral, a […]

A man and his horse attempt to beat the odds and win the biggest race of the year.

Free health care to mothers and under-fives sounds like a good idea, but in Sierra Leone things are not that simple.

An ordinary couple’s decision to have a baby is complicated by their HIV positive status.

A grandson tries to uncover the real story of his famous grandfather, the 1960s Cape Town activist Imam Abdullah Haron.

Illuminating conversations with Nelson Mandela and Chris Hani, shortly after the unbanning of the ANC.

Deep in the heart of the Cape’s most violent ganglands sequins are being sewn, hair arranged, tiaras polished, stilettos worn […]

Unearthing the real stories behind the black diamond phenomenon.

Opening with the savvy perceptions of twelve-year old animator Cashril Plus, the son of graffiti artist Faith47, the film weaves […]

Breakdancing, now called B-Boying, seems an unlikely tool to effect social change and empower communities. But, as this raw film […]

An African filmmaker takes a trip to China – and finds her hair the centre of attention.