In this feature-length directorial debut, the South African filmmaker goes back in time to move forward, unraveling a frail relationship between mother and daughter.
With her feature documentary debut, director Nyasha Kadandara tells a powerful story of one man’s search for healing in a country still reckoning with its past.
For OkayAfrica’s April TV and films guide, we have some reality television, some eye-catching documentaries, and a sci-fi feature film.
The actor opens up about his journey from Netflix's ‘Blood & Water’ to sharing the screen with A-list stars.
Our selection includes three newly-released films, a classic Romeo-and-Juliet retelling, as well as several popular and well-received films in recent years.
Eight unmissable shows and films exploring identity, love, and power across Southern Africa.
Universal International Studios partners with local production house Barkers Media to bring the beloved retail comedy to South African audiences.
For January’s movie and TV guide, we have animated content from Zimbabwe, some exciting picks from the forthcoming Joburg Film Festival, and more.
From festive romances to family dramas, these must-watch African Christmas films bring diverse cultures, heartfelt moments and holiday cheer to your screen this season.
In this month’s movies and TV guide for Southern Africa, we have a sci-fi thriller, a documentary on the life of South African photographer Ernest Cole, and more.
“30 Years of the New South Africa” is part of the packed ADIFF 2024 schedule, with over 80 films from more than 20 countries.
Tabby McTat, directed by Jac Hamman and Sarah Scrimgeour, won the International Emmy for Kids: Animation, marking the second straight year an animated film directed by South Africans has won the award.
South Africa's brightest in film, TV and digital content shine at the award show, with fan favorites like ‘Skeem Saam,’ ‘Savage Beauty’ and ‘Heart of the Hunter’ taking top honors.
In this month’s guide, we have a sci-fi thriller, a documentary on the life of South African photographer Ernest Cole, and more.
The period drama, ‘Shaka iLembe, ’based on the life of King Shaka Zulu, scoops a record-setting 12 wins at the South African Television Awards.
This month, we have comedy, historical drama and a hip-hop documentary celebrating Cape Town giants Brasse Vannie Kaap.
Renate Stuurman returns as Princess, the lead character who is now reevaluating her near-perfect life.
2023 breakout series ‘Shaka iLembe’ leads the nominees’ list with 17 nods.