The Durban International Film Festival kicks off this Thursday (19 July).
In its 33rd year, the Durban
International Film Festival has become South Africa’s largest and longest
running film festival. This year sees over 290 screenings, with a strong focus
on those belonging to the South African and African industry. So much so that
South African films will be opening and closing the festival with the world
premier of “Elelwani” (directed by Ntshavheni wa Luruli and produced by Florian
Schattaure) starting the proceedings and the 3D animated spectacular
“Adventures in Zambezia” marking its closure.
With screenings set to take place throughout Durban, including in
township areas where cinemas are non-existent, you’ll have to visit the Durban
Film Festival website to find out what’s on where and when.
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