The 2 x 24 minute episode documentary on the walk undertaken by exiled poet, musician, economist & journalist – Boudewijn Wegerif – from Sweden to Cape Town – to bring attention to debt oppression, economic injustice & usury.

The 48 minute documentary looking at the state of health services delivery with a principal focus on Johannesburg Hospital.

The International Co-production with Internews New York / Paris & PBS USA – inter-relating the lives of a black South African policeman from SOWETO & an African-American policeman in Philadelphia.

The 50 minute feature documentary dealing with “the test of faith” of Joe Seremane & his journey to bring back the physical remains of his younger brother Timothy from exile & uncover the truth surrounding Timothy’s execution by ANC Military Tribunal at Quatro Camp, Angola in 1981. The programme is directed by Kevin Harris & […]

A 56 min documentary on Soweto past & present. “Soweto – the passion… the pain…” is a bitter-sweet journey through Soweto’s turbulent history and cultural evolution. Intimately related by a handful of the many giants of character that have emerged from this township, it is a tribute to the passion and resilience of Soweto’s sons […]

A 56 min documentary on Soweto past & present. Soweto – estimated population – some 4 million people. Once apartheid ‘ghetto’ serving the labour requirements of Johannesburg & the goldfields – today, a vibrant urban fusion of indigenous African subcultures. Washed by the tides of Western cultural influence – Soweto nevertheless maintains its own identity […]

A 52 min documentary special on AIDS in South Africa produced for International AIDS Day – 2000. Who are the most vulnerable to HIV / AIDS? Most people still have stereotypical views as to why it is something that ‘other people’ get – but the truth is that we are all vulnerable. When it comes […]

A 15 minute Corporate Promotional Video for the Planned Parenthood Association of SA on “youth & AIDS” & the role of PPASA Youth Centres.

A 20 minute documentary looking at the multifaceted operation of FRU – the Film Resource Unit and their commitment to the creation of an Afro-centric film & video culture in South Africa.