This hard-hitting investigation of a private prison in South Africa uncovers what happens when public services are ruled by market forces.

Join directors Ilse and Femke Van Velzen live at 20:30 on Saturday 26th September in conversation with representatives from War on Want and We Own It to explore opportunities for action.

A programme of short films specially curated by Take One Action New Promoter Tanatsei Gambura. From Brazil, South Africa and South Korea, these three shorts explore the female body (constantly under scrutiny, subject to structural violence…) and celebrate the female gaze. 

This hard-hitting investigation of a private prison in South Africa uncovers what happens when public services are ruled by market forces.

Through archival film footage, animation and spoken word poetry, an experience of structural violence against women is exposed.

This urgent documentary chronicles the rise of the #FeesMustFall student movement which ignited into one of South Africa’s most militant national revolts.

This urgent documentary chronicles the rise of the #FeesMustFall student movement which ignited into one of South Africa’s most militant national revolts.

This urgent documentary chronicles the rise of the #FeesMustFall student movement which ignited into one of South Africa’s most militant national revolts.

Stay with us after the film as we explore representations of Marikana on screen and international solidarity with the community, with guests Justine Atkinson and Lizelle Bischoff (Africa in Motion […]

Stay with us after the film as we explore representations of Marikana on screen and international solidarity with the community, with guests Justine Atkinson and Lizelle Bischoff (Africa in Motion […]

After the massacre of 34 striking mineworkers shakes their poverty-stricken community, two grandmothers lead their community in a historic fight for justice.

Marion Cloete and her family devote their lives to helping South African children orphaned by AIDS and violence.

A 10-year-old South African orphan leaves his village to make his own life in the city, only to find no one will help him, except a formidable Indian woman.

After falling ill, Yesterday learns that she is HIV positive. With her husband in denial and young daughter to tend to, Yesterday’s one goal is to live long enough to see her child go to school.

Every day, South African women and children collectively walk as far as the moon and back 16 times to fetch water.

Stunning exploration of the nature of “development” in the Wild Coast Region of South Africa by award winning filmmaker Ryley Grunenwald

Real-life political thriller about South African miners murders

A new generation of South African activist-artists stand up to tackle issues of race, human rights and equality through music, photography and dialogue