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Award-winning film We Are Dying Here is set to officially open the Africa Rising International Film Festival (ARIFF) which started last night.

We Are Dying Here is based on a theatre production by Siphokazi Jonas that tackles the prevalence of gender-based violence in South Africa.

'We Are Dying Here' raises awareness of the scourge of gender-based violence in the country.

The premiere will launch at ARIFFs Film Child social impact activation on November 25. | Pulse Nigeria

Siya and Rachel Kolisi's film, 'We Are Dying Here' is set to open the Africa Rising International Film Festival this November.

The fourth annual Africa Rising International Film Festival will showcase the best of African cinema in a three-day hybrid event with over 20 films on show.

ACTOR and kwaito star Siphamandla Ngema is ready to make entertainment lovers dance this festive season.

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FESTIVAL AIMS TO GIVE STORYTELLERS A PUSH By Quincy Mahlangu THE Africa Rising International Film Festival launched its ARIFF Showcase at The Bioscope in Joburg. According to the festival, this is a first in a series of planned showcases, set to take place periodically throughout the year in the lead-up to the main event. ARIFF said themed showcases primarily aim to provide a platform for African filmmakers who often struggle to access exhibition platforms at home a...

Ugly Betty. This local version of the popular telenovela is the first in the world to feature a black Betty along with a majority-black cast. The show will debut on Monday, 5 April at 19:30 on SABC1 with three weekly episodes from Mondays to Wednesdays. SABC1 has announced that former MTV VJ Farieda Metsileng will portray the title role of Bettina Sikhakane in the local adaptation of Ugly Betty. The co-production between the SABC that will broadcast it on SABC1 and the video streaming VIU is pr...