The Durban International Film Festival announced its award winners on Saturday 31 July during the live Facebook award ceremony of the festival’s 42nd edition

Africa No Filter (ANF) grants support emerging and established artists, scholars,...

Apply to join the Jamlab Accelerator Programme (JAP) sub-Saharan Africa – a six-month hothouse for journalism and media innovators

The Music In Africa Foundation, in partnership with Goethe-Institut, is calling on organisations operating in the Southern African cultural sector to apply for funding

The Last Shelter directed by Ousmane Samassékou won the Best South African / African feature at the festival

This year, for its 42nd edition, the festival presents close to 140 feature films, documentaries and short films alongside an exciting industry programme: Isiphethu

The SA-NL Thuthuka Fund will provide selective script and co-development support for feature film and documentary projects with South African- and Dutch-related content

The documentary is a personal journey about trauma and mental health issues that investigates the struggles, rituals and triumphs of Africans in an attempt to demystify depression