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

Unearthing the real stories behind the black diamond phenomenon.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 [...]

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

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

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

African Identities : Shades of Belonging

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

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

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