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Some Performances End. Presence Does Not: Remembering Seputla Sebogodi
Seputla Sebogodi has died at 63, leaving behind a commanding legacy across South African theatre, television, film and music.
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Seputla Sebogodi has died at 63, leaving behind a powerful legacy across South African theatre, television, film and music.
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- A Self-Funded YouTube Film Is Heading to National TV. Chris Q. Radebe May Have Built a New Route Around the Gatekeepersstory
- Some Performances End. Presence Does Not: Remembering Seputla Sebogodistory
- Silwerskerm 2026 Shows Afrikaans Cinema Is Broadening While Its Feature Pipeline Feels Under Pressurestory
- Dear Sis Dolly Turns South Africa’s Most Famous Advice Column Into Screen Memorystory
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A Self-Funded YouTube Film Is Heading to National TV. Chris Q. Radebe May Have Built a New Route Around the Gatekeepers
Chris Q. Radebe funded Shut Up! Men Are Talking himself and built its audience online before Movie Room came calling. Its move from YouTube to DStv suggests independent filmmakers may have another way to enter broadcaster negotiations: audience first.
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Dear Sis Dolly Turns South Africa’s Most Famous Advice Column Into Screen Memory
Dear Sis Dolly brings Drum Magazine’s legendary advice-column legacy to the big screen, turning one of South Africa’s most familiar cultural confessionals into a story about listening, humility and lived wisdom.
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Silwerskerm 2026 Shows Afrikaans Cinema Is Broadening While Its Feature Pipeline Feels Under Pressure
Silwerskerm 2026 shows an Afrikaans screen culture that is broadening across films, documentaries, pilots and industry sessions — but it also exposes anxiety around the future of full-length Afrikaans feature films.
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