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Flatland Review: A Flat Attempt
The film follows three women. Beauty Cuba (Faith Baloyi) is a police captain trying to clear her lover’s name from a crime she suspects he did not commit. Natalie Jonkers (Nicole F...
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Tshiamo Malatji
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Television
Review – Women Hold Up The Sky
Television
Capitalism Makes Blackness Eat Itself
Racial capitalism does not need all Black people to work. In fact, it requires that there always be a large supply of unemployed which pressures the people who are employed to acce...
Television
The Bisho Massacre: Violence from Nowhere
We can appreciate the power of a documentary to express the truth, but this film falls short in explaining the condition of Blackness during South Africa’s tumultuous transition to democracy. A focus on the factual accou...
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African Art is Immersion & Struggle
Culture
Black America is King
In itself, there is nothing unsuitable with Black America collaborating with African artists to produce commercial products, as is the case with Beyonce’s Black is King, but we mus...
Television
Blood & Diamonds: The Exploitation of Africa in Cinema
Western films set in Africa are not African films. They make no attempt to represent authentic African stories, are created primarily for Western audiences and in the worst of ways, exploit Africa. Africans can do very l...
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