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Slated for a March 18 release, the action comedy stars Rapulana Seiphemo and Kenneth Nkosi, and was directed by Jann Turner.White Wedding was quickly pirated after its release (which was such a backhanded compliment to the film) so the producers are being very circumspect about screeners and information. However, having seen it at last year’s Durban International Film Festival I can safely say it is funny and well worth watching.
It’s about an honest cop working in a small town who suddenly finds himself embroiled in a huge truck hijacking scheme… and it’s even got a hectic helicopter scene! Seriously.
The marketing for Paradise Stop will kick in soon, which should make for an interesting exercise since the film uses several languages and touches on all sorts of themes such as police corruption and small town mentalities versus big city living.
First up though, we’ll get to see slasher/thriller flick, Night Drive (February 18), which sees “an eclectic mix of tourists left stranded on a night safari. Local folklore speaks of the Hyena Man, a ruthless criminal mastermind known for trading with animals and animal body parts.
“Legend has it that he now heads up a well-armed, well-trained group of poachers on the hunt for human beings, dead or alive…”
That description is straight out of a press release, which announced that the bush slasher had been picked up by an American distributor and would be shown at the Berlin Film Festival in mid-February.
Oliver Schmitz’s film, Life, Above All, which was South Africa’s submission for the foreign film category at the Oscars, opens on March 11. This poignant human interest story has garnered critical acclaim wherever it plays and is based on Allan Straton’s book, Chanda’s Secret.
Another local film which will play at the Berlin Film Festival this year is State of Violence. Produced by DV8, the political thriller, directed by Khalo Matabane, screened at last year’s Durban International Film festival to mixed results.
“It’s not going to be a huge release, but we are targeting specific audiences,” said producer Jeremy Nathan.
Test screenings indicate that women and youth are much more interested in the film, which is about a Joburg BEE boss whose violent past comes back to haunt him with dire results.
State of Violence doesn’t have a definite release date yet, but Nathan is optimistic it will be pencilled in soon, considering the growing box office success of local films.
“I’m happy about the success of Spud and Liefling over the holidays. It shows that local audiences want to see their own stories, and not necessarily just Schuster,” said Nathan.
DV8 has also just finished How to Steal 2 Million, which will mark Charlie Vundla’s (up to know he’s worked on straight DVD films like The List and Friends Like These) cinematic debut.
Starring Menzi Ngubani, Rapulana Seiphemo, Terry Pheto and John Kani, the film is about a thief who wants to go straight when everyone around him is revelling in their criminal ways.
The popular M-Net Kyknet series Getroud Met Rugby gets a spin-off film of the same name (Getroud Met Rugby – Die Onvertelde Storie opens March 11). The storyline fits in between series two and three and sees two rugby players (Izak Davel and Altus Theart) cross paths.
Another Afrikaans film, Roepman, directed by Paul Eilers, is slated for release on May 24. Based on Jan van Tonder’s book about a 1966 railway community, as seen through the eyes of an 11-year-old boy, the coming of age film stars John Henry Opperman and young Paul Loots.
Jock of the Bushveld has shifted out its South African release to time it closer to the American distribution (the threat of piracy increases if the South African and US release dates are too far apart).
The locally animated 3D film (pictured) has been picked up for European and American release, but before it releases in the third quarter of this year they’ll have to make some changes to the narrative.
Since American audiences aren’t too familiar with the storyline they’ll either need to add a narrator or be more explicit in the storyline.The addition of Hollywood-based marketing and distribution company Visio Entertainment does bring with it the chance to secure more international voice artists and, of course, the merchandising opportunities now go into overdrive.
Several local partners such as Edgars have already aligned themselves with the film, which tells a quintessentially South African story.
Another typically South African story is that of the Bang Bang Club (April 29), a dramatisation of the true story of four photographers documenting the end of apartheid in Joburg during the 1990s. Directed by Steven Silver, it was filmed here as a Canadian/South African co-production.
The other animated film from a local production company, Lion of Judah, should be released in America in April and has tentatively been pencilled in for an end of May release on our local circuit.
Looking forward Platteland, which is currently shooting in the Free State, should be ready for release by June. Directed by Sean Els, this musical stars Bok van Blerk and Liane May as well as Paul Luckhoff, Steve Hofmeyr and Hanna Grobler. It’s the story of a boervrou who loses everything and has to start all over again.
Then there’s Anton Ernst’s PS Ek Lief You (with Kurt Darren and Christina Storm) for April 8, Superhelde (about two geeks who want to save their local comic book shop) for April 22 and also a film called Ek Joke Net for June 24.
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Slated for a March 18 release, the action comedy stars Rapulana Seiphemo and Kenneth Nkosi, and was directed by Jann Turner.White Wedding was quickly pirated after its release (which was such a backhanded compliment to the film) so the producers are being very circumspect about screeners and information. However, having seen it at last year’s Durban International Film Festival I can safely say it is funny and well worth watching.
It’s about an honest cop working in a small town who suddenly finds himself embroiled in a huge truck hijacking scheme… and it’s even got a hectic helicopter scene! Seriously.
The marketing for Paradise Stop will kick in soon, which should make for an interesting exercise since the film uses several languages and touches on all sorts of themes such as police corruption and small town mentalities versus big city living.
First up though, we’ll get to see slasher/thriller flick, Night Drive (February 18), which sees “an eclectic mix of tourists left stranded on a night safari. Local folklore speaks of the Hyena Man, a ruthless criminal mastermind known for trading with animals and animal body parts.
“Legend has it that he now heads up a well-armed, well-trained group of poachers on the hunt for human beings, dead or alive…”
That description is straight out of a press release, which announced that the bush slasher had been picked up by an American distributor and would be shown at the Berlin Film Festival in mid-February.
Oliver Schmitz’s film, Life, Above All, which was South Africa’s submission for the foreign film category at the Oscars, opens on March 11. This poignant human interest story has garnered critical acclaim wherever it plays and is based on Allan Straton’s book, Chanda’s Secret.
Another local film which will play at the Berlin Film Festival this year is State of Violence. Produced by DV8, the political thriller, directed by Khalo Matabane, screened at last year’s Durban International Film festival to mixed results.
“It’s not going to be a huge release, but we are targeting specific audiences,” said producer Jeremy Nathan.
Test screenings indicate that women and youth are much more interested in the film, which is about a Joburg BEE boss whose violent past comes back to haunt him with dire results.
State of Violence doesn’t have a definite release date yet, but Nathan is optimistic it will be pencilled in soon, considering the growing box office success of local films.
“I’m happy about the success of Spud and Liefling over the holidays. It shows that local audiences want to see their own stories, and not necessarily just Schuster,” said Nathan.
DV8 has also just finished How to Steal 2 Million, which will mark Charlie Vundla’s (up to know he’s worked on straight DVD films like The List and Friends Like These) cinematic debut.
Starring Menzi Ngubani, Rapulana Seiphemo, Terry Pheto and John Kani, the film is about a thief who wants to go straight when everyone around him is revelling in their criminal ways.
The popular M-Net Kyknet series Getroud Met Rugby gets a spin-off film of the same name (Getroud Met Rugby – Die Onvertelde Storie opens March 11). The storyline fits in between series two and three and sees two rugby players (Izak Davel and Altus Theart) cross paths.
Another Afrikaans film, Roepman, directed by Paul Eilers, is slated for release on May 24. Based on Jan van Tonder’s book about a 1966 railway community, as seen through the eyes of an 11-year-old boy, the coming of age film stars John Henry Opperman and young Paul Loots.
Jock of the Bushveld has shifted out its South African release to time it closer to the American distribution (the threat of piracy increases if the South African and US release dates are too far apart).
The locally animated 3D film (pictured) has been picked up for European and American release, but before it releases in the third quarter of this year they’ll have to make some changes to the narrative.
Since American audiences aren’t too familiar with the storyline they’ll either need to add a narrator or be more explicit in the storyline.The addition of Hollywood-based marketing and distribution company Visio Entertainment does bring with it the chance to secure more international voice artists and, of course, the merchandising opportunities now go into overdrive.
Several local partners such as Edgars have already aligned themselves with the film, which tells a quintessentially South African story.
Another typically South African story is that of the Bang Bang Club (April 29), a dramatisation of the true story of four photographers documenting the end of apartheid in Joburg during the 1990s. Directed by Steven Silver, it was filmed here as a Canadian/South African co-production.
The other animated film from a local production company, Lion of Judah, should be released in America in April and has tentatively been pencilled in for an end of May release on our local circuit.
Looking forward Platteland, which is currently shooting in the Free State, should be ready for release by June. Directed by Sean Els, this musical stars Bok van Blerk and Liane May as well as Paul Luckhoff, Steve Hofmeyr and Hanna Grobler. It’s the story of a boervrou who loses everything and has to start all over again.
Then there’s Anton Ernst’s PS Ek Lief You (with Kurt Darren and Christina Storm) for April 8, Superhelde (about two geeks who want to save their local comic book shop) for April 22 and also a film called Ek Joke Net for June 24.
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