Don't miss these 4 films at South African Film Fest

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The festival kicks off with a gripping documentary that will take you on a journey through the remarkable life of Joseph Shabalala, the genius behind the world-famous Ladysmith Black Mambazo. You'll be swept away by the group's soul-stirring music, which has earned them countless international awards, and their captivating dance moves that draw on Zulu harmonies. Shabalala's story is one of triumph over adversity, starting from humble beginnings on a farm to becoming an international sensation, thanks to his collaboration with Paul Simon on the legendary Graceland album. Call Me Miles Prepare to be moved by the extraordinary journey of Miles, a young Afrikaans man struggling to break free from the confines of a body that doesn't feel like his own. 'Call Me Miles' is a revealing documentary that sheds light on the challenges Miles faces as a transgender South African on a quest for self-acceptance. With stunning cinematography and an emotionally charged storyline, this is a must-see film that will open your eyes to a world of courage and resilience. African Moot Feel nostalgic for your high school debating days with this South African film. 'African Moot' chronicles the journeys of 4 passionate law student teams using the Africa wide competition as a way to dig deeper into questions of refugee rights, freedom of movement, African identity and the possibility of hope for the future. Already making waves in many world premiere film festivals, this film is a must-see for anyone who cares about social justice and the power of young voices to create change. Leemtes En Leegheid Experience the raw power of Ingrid Jonker's poetry come to life on screen with 'Leemtes En Leegheid'. This gripping Afrikaans short film with English subtitles follows the story of Magdaleen, a widow lost in the throes of grief. Director and producer Gabriella Blumberg, a Durban Talents alumnus, brings the hauntingly beautiful poetry to life, earning this film numerous awards, including Best Short Film, Best Screenplay, and the Audience Choice Awards. Don't miss this extraordinary and poignant piece that will leave you deeply moved.
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