Ster-Kinekor Streamlines Operations After Business Rescue
There’s been a lot of fervent speculation about Ster-Kinekor, a cinema chain in South Africa that recently announced its downsizing.
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Talkin’ About a Guerilla Film Revolution
South Africa is regarded as top film-making destination. A diverse people, a beautiful country, a beneficial exchange rate and some
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Anant Singh and Videovision Champion 30 Years of Democracy Worldwide
South Africa’s journey towards democracy was a long and arduous one. Yet, amidst the struggle, a powerful tool emerged –
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The Music Biopic Renaissance
We’ve experienced something of a renaissance for music biopics in recent years. The tropes have been firmly in place since
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The Future of Digital Radio: Customisable Streams and Curated Podcasts
Having been on numerous radio stations over the last 15 years, whether by weekly feature, phone-in interview or as a
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The Great Escape: How Cinemas Were Shaped by the Pandemic
If you go down to your local cinema, you’ll notice something that’s become quite prevalent over the last few years.
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Toxic Culture Unveiled in ‘Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV’
Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV is an investigative docu-series from Mary Robertson and Emma Schwartz that
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Beyond the Screen #42 – Strange Things On Their Way
Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things may be reaching the peak of its popularity in this streaming stretch post Oscars night, but
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10 Things I Learned from The Sparks Brothers
The Sparks Brothers is a music documentary about Russell and Ron Mael, whose rock band ambitions have kept them in
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How Did Spling Become a Movie Critic?
Stephen ‘Spling’ Aspeling, better known as Spling, has been reviewing film since 2007, but what led him to want to
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