The longevity of the Out in Africa festival,is a miracle on a homophobic continent — and in a country with constitutional protections.
The fourth and last segment, for this year, of the Out in Africa Gay and Lesbian Film Festival has just begun at Nu Metro cinemas.
<b>Matthew Krouse</b> spoke to Fanney Tsimang, whose locally produced short gay feature film is based on a Nollywood concept.
The focus on black lesbians is a welcome and much-needed change at the coming Out in Africa Gay & Lesbian Film Festival.
The Out in Africa film festival is now staggered throughout the year, and <i>Leave It on the Floor</i> is the festival offering currently on show.
Traditionally, at the Out in Africa gay and lesbian film festival, there isn’t much crossover between the lesbian movies and the flicks for gay men.
MOVIES OF THE WEEK: <strong>Shaun de Waal</strong> reviews four movies showing at Ster Kinekor’s Pride Films festival.
<em>Fig Trees</em>, which shows at the Out in Africa film festival, is an inverted documentary opera that defies the genre’s conventional tragedy
MOVIES OF THE WEEK: Shaun de Waal looks at some of the interesting offerings at this year’s Out in Africa Film Festival.
ON CIRCUIT: The <i>Air France Film Festival</i> is on at Hyde Park Nu Metro. There is also <i>Elite Squad</i> and <i>Into Great Silence</i>.
Shaun de Waal takes a look at the South African short films on at <i>Out in Africa</i> festival, tha opened last week.
