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Featured Movie Review: Love by Chance (2017)

August 17, 2022August 17, 2022FCASA

Film Critic: Theresa Smith Love by Chance is a glossy film that is a rom-com in name only. Stocked with beautiful black people [...]

Featured Movie Review: A Millions Colours (2011)

July 7, 2022July 7, 2022FCASA

Film Critic: Stephen ‘Spling’ Aspeling A Million Colours also known as Colors of Heaven is based on the true story of two best [...]

Featured Movie Review: Die Seemeeu (2018)

May 26, 2022July 7, 2022FCASA

Film Critic: Theresa Smith Sharp, nasty, brittle, thought-provoking, Christiaan Olwagen’s film Die Seemeeu makes for uncomfortable but absorbing viewing, like watching a train [...]

Featured Movie Review: Ayanda (2015)

April 26, 2022May 26, 2022FCASA

Film Critic: Claudia Hauter Ayanda is a film about a creative, young Jo’burger who tries to rescues her late father’s motor repair shop, [...]

Featured Movie Review: Late Bloomer (2022)

March 16, 2022March 16, 2022FCASA

Film Critic: Gabi Zietsman If you’ve zoomed past the 30-year mark, life tends to become a series of milestones that you haven’t reached [...]

Featured Movie Review: Amandla (2022)

February 24, 2022March 16, 2022FCASA

Film Critic: Stephen ‘Spling’ Aspeling In South Africa, films that echo themes from the country’s darkest days are often criticised for being stuck [...]

Featured Movie Review: Johnny Is nie dood nie (2016)

November 3, 2021February 24, 2022FCASA

Many times when it comes to Afrikaans films, the most positive thing you can say is, at least it had a great soundtrack. Johnny is nie dood nie though doesn’t have a great soundtrack despite itself, but revolves its entire story around the soundtrack to an entire generation of Afrikaners’ political awakening. [...]