Film

From remote islands to isolated bedrooms, these films craft worlds where dread seeps quietly into every frame.

The 12th annual European Film Festival SA is under way in Johannesburg and Cape Town until October 19

Three classics that capture queer cinema’s power to provoke, question and liberate.

Finding your voice and telling your own stories is what Karabo Lediga has been doing from a young age.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest satire prompts a dive into the eclectic, surprising films that have shaped his cinematic voice.

These films remind us why Asian cinema is one of the richest veins in global film history.

From lynch mobs to cannibal satire, these films confront power, corruption and colonialism with unforgettable fury and wit.

A moving portrait of generational tension and homecoming, ‘Sabbatical’ streams across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Three iconic films by women directors who challenged convention, crafted rebellion and carved space in cinematic history.

Three films across three eras prove that suspicion, control and hidden agendas are omnipresent.

Nostalgia and darkness sit side by side in these compelling global films about what it means to grow up.

Three wintry films from the north trace tales of violence, vision, and psychological collapse that still echo through cinematic history

Three documentary films from the last century of social and political upheaval shed light and reveal truths that many would like to keep hidden

Two films at the Encounters film festival focus on the effects of artificial intelligence in our lives

Three films from across the continent that explore the rich tapestry of history, struggle and tradition that has shaped life in Africa for millennia