The delightful and much-loved children’s TV series, Maya the Bee, has been made into a feature film for the big screen. In a South African first, the film – distributed by Black Sheep Films – will be released locally in three of the country’s official languages – in English as Maya the Bee Movie (also in 3D), in Afrikaans as Maya die By Movie and, in isiZulu as uMaya Inyosi iMovie. This 3D computer-animated comedy adventure releases in the three languages at select Ster-Kinekor cinemas countrywide on Friday, September 18. Continue reading
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Times Media Films to appeal Dis Ek, Anna film classification
Times Media Films, distributor of the Afrikaans language feature film Dis ek, Anna (It’s Me, Anna) announced today its intention to appeal the classification after the Film and Publication Board imposed a 18 LV (SV) classification on the final film. Continue reading
Enjoy a pre-release screening of Leon Schuster’s new film, Schuks! Pay Back the Money
South Africa’s foremost prankster and funny man, Leon Schuster, is back, and his latest film is sure to get South Africans rolling in the aisles with laughter – both at the film, and at themselves. Schuks! Pay Back the Money!, is scheduled to open in cinemas nationwide from Friday, August 28. Continue reading
Chiwetel Ejiofor stars in Everyman, the latest offering in the National Theatre Live series
BAFTA winner and Academy Award nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave) takes the title role in EVERYMAN, a dynamic new production of one of English drama’s oldest plays, directed by the National Theatre’s new director Rufus Norris (Broken, London Road). Continue reading
Fabergé – A Life of its Own at Cinema Nouveau
THE award-winning documentary, Fabergé – A Life of its Own will be screened at Cinema Nouveau Theatres from Saturday, July 25. This captivating new film tells the fascinating story behind the most prestigious name in luxury: Fabergé. Continue reading
La Fille mal gardée at Cinema Nouveau
A season of five famous ballets from The Royal Ballet company is currently being screened at Cinema Nouveau theatres around South Africa. Continue reading



