Film Review: The Game
Think of the Saw franchise. But low budget and only 17 minutes in length. That’s The Game. Continue reading Film Review: The Game
Category: Review
Theatre Review- ‘Three Sisters’ Is Your Typical Nollywood Movie Brought To Stage
For the average religious person, the entire plot might seem like pure blasphemy but for the heathens who walk the earth, Bret Kamwi’s ‘Three Sisters’ could be fun. Continue reading Theatre Review- ‘Three Sisters’ Is Your Typical Nollywood Movie Brought To Stage
Theatre Review: For Coloured Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf
This is a production even Ntozake Shange would’ve been proud of. Continue reading Theatre Review: For Coloured Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf
Theatre Review- ‘Die Stoep’: Art Imitates Life In Sasha’s Debut
If ‘Die Stoep’ is anything to go by, things can only get better for Sasha in the theatre fraternity. Continue reading Theatre Review- ‘Die Stoep’: Art Imitates Life In Sasha’s Debut
Film Review: #LANDoftheBRAVEfilm
#LANDoftheBRAVEfilm is a cinematic delight. Continue reading Film Review: #LANDoftheBRAVEfilm
Film Review: ‘Baxu and the Giants’
If you were worried Baxu and the Giants is an overhyped, terrible film, don’t be- this is a remarkable short film that lives up to its expectation. Continue reading Film Review: ‘Baxu and the Giants’
Film Review: ‘Hairareb’ Thrives On Strong Ending And Its Stars
Hairareb is a passable film surviving only on its emotional ending and the strikingly expressive performances delivered by its four leading actors Continue reading Film Review: ‘Hairareb’ Thrives On Strong Ending And Its Stars
Theatre Review: Every Woman- A Celebration Of Women
Every Woman is a comical treat of tough love and real talk. Continue reading Theatre Review: Every Woman- A Celebration Of Women
Film Review: ‘The White Line’- Beautiful Story, Poor Editing
The film is important. The story is beautiful. The editing sucks. Continue reading Film Review: ‘The White Line’- Beautiful Story, Poor Editing
Theatre Review: Anna & Christelle
Anna & Christelle weaves queer feminism and racism together in a powerful piece of theatre. Continue reading Theatre Review: Anna & Christelle
Mikiros Garoes Explores Own Sentimentality In Her Romantic Comedy, ‘The Date’
Lavinia Kapewasha on Her Post-Apocalyptic Short Film- Iitandu
“We have the power to show Namibia from a different lens.” Continue reading Lavinia Kapewasha on Her Post-Apocalyptic Short Film- Iitandu
Theatre Review- ‘I am John’: A true celebration of the life and times of John Muafangejo
‘I am John’ is truly a celebration of the life and times of John Muafangejo. Continue reading Theatre Review- ‘I am John’: A true celebration of the life and times of John Muafangejo
Theatre Review: ‘Hi, I AM Joe’ – ‘Under Construction’
This typical College of The Arts Theatre School production is everything you’d expect it to be. Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Hi, I AM Joe’ – ‘Under Construction’
