By Christopher Vourlias
JOHANNESBURG -- The Africa Channel has announced the official launch of a new production arm called TAC Studios which will be made during the Discop Africa TV market taking place Nov. 2-4 in Johannesburg, South Af
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JOHANNESBURG -- Twenty-two years ago, when Nelson Mandela became the first democratically elected leader of a South Africa still emerging from the shadow of apartheid, hopes were high that the hero of the anti-apartheid struggle w
JOHANNESBURG -- Pop into a Spur franchise in Johannesburg these days and you might get a Google Cardboard along with your burger and fries. The push by the fast-food chain to get thousands of free, low-end Virtual Reality headsets
By Owen Gleiberman
One of the many reasons that Alfred Hitchcock is arguably the greatest filmmaker of all time — the quintessential filmmaker — is that his spirit and technique infuse the work of so many other directors (maybe all of them).
By Jay Weissberg
Awkward revelations are the inevitable result when a cell phone party game exposes more than expected in this chat fest stocked with immature characters.
By Peter Debruge
In what was meant to be his English-language debut, Pedro Almodovar optioned a trio of short stories by Pulitzer-winning Canadian author Alice Munro about a Vancouver woman named Juliet Henderson, but it wasn’t until he rechriste
"Noem My Skollie" (Call Me Thief), by first-time helmer Daryne Joshua, is South Africa's submission for the foreign-language Oscar race. It was the only submission from sub-Saharan Africa that will receive consideration for the 89
By Emilio Mayorga
Michael Koch's feature debut "Marija," a vision of just what an immigrant is prepared to do to see her dreams come true, belongs to a prominent strain of highly-researched fiction which make little concessions to its audience. One of t
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