ENC: Shorts 4 (With Q&A)

Sun. 11 Jun, 2017 at 3:00pm SAST
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ENC: Shorts 4  (With Q&A)

The Bioscope is proud to welcome back The Encounters South African International Documentary Film Festival.


Tickets R50


Shorts 4


Africa for Africans (2017)


Directed by: Jimmy Magala 


18min


This examines the fallout from a spate of xenophobic attacks that took place across KwaZulu-Natal in 2015. A valuable intervention, of quickly forgotten African on African crimes.


 


Can I Please Go to the Bathroom? (2016)


Directed by: Jessie Zinn 


4min


Voice over testimonies of young girls from schools in the Western Cape combine with live action and animation to explore issues that surround the space of the ‘bathroom’. An interactive event presented by Femme Projects will accompany the film.


 


Interview with Aunt Anthea (2016)


Directed by: Ziyaad Rahman 


13min


Ziyaad Rahman, twenty-five, is Muslim and lives in Parow, an area he believes has become a multicultural success. He’d like to discuss the developing environment with his elusive neighbour Aunty Anthea, but he thinks she’s an Islamophobe.


 


I Walk Alone (2016)


Directed by: Lauren Groenewald


30min


Here the personal stories of homophobia reveal a world at odds with our constitution, a world where asylum seekers continue to be victimized while applying for refugee status.


 


Meaning to a Beginning (2017)


Directed by: Kutlo Justice Mokhethi


7min


This simple short provides lesser-seen insight into the often-discordant beginnings of young musicians and orchestras. Set among a socially-integrated group of children, the next generation of orchestral musicians, Meaning to a Beginning provides an apt metaphor for deliberate integration and transformation in South African society.

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The Bioscope Independent Cinema 286 Fox Street
Johannesburg, Gauteng 2001
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