Sizwe

Black South-Easter (2013)

Actors: Aryan Kaganof (editor), Joy Sapieka (miscellaneous crew), Nan Yu (actress), Ronnie Apteker (producer), Fana Mokoena (actor), Tony Kgoroge (actor), Teun Hilte (producer), Deon Lotz (actor), Tendeka Matatu (producer), Carey McKenzie (director), Thomas Gumede (actor), Carey McKenzie (writer), Kenneth Fok (actor), Rachel Young (producer), Quentin Chong (actor),

Plot: For beat-cop, SIZWE MIA, a Triad homicide is an opportunity to make detective. His investigation quickly uncovers an elaborate scheme involving his criminal ex-comrade SPECIALIST, his boss VENSKE, and a mysterious Chinese shipping executive, SOONG MEI. He gets his promotion but the police are corrupt and self-interest has overtaken personal loyalty. Sizwe is left with no-one to trust, and integrity demands that he betray his comrade and take the law into his own hands.

Scapegoat (2013)

Actors: Kyle St John Peters (actor), Howard Fyvie (producer), Howard Fyvie (writer), Matt Raubenheimer (writer), Matt Raubenheimer (editor), John DeVries (producer), John DeVries (writer), John DeVries (writer), John DeVries (director), Daniel Morcos (writer), Nevil Sandama (producer), Petrus Venter (miscellaneous crew), Mfihlakalo Mazwembe (actor), John Rasta (actor), Frank Majola (actor),

Donkerland (2013)

Actors: Marcel van Heerden (actor), Gys de Villiers (actor), Albert Maritz (actor), Lida Botha (actress), Hannes Muller (actor), Anel Alexander (actress), Altus Theart (actor), James Alexander (actor), Matt Stern (actor), Fezile Mpela (actor), Lucia Meyer-Marais (producer), Deon Opperman (producer), Lelia Etsebeth (actress), Deon Opperman (writer), Deon Opperman (actor),

Protect the Nation (2010)

Actors: Jerry Mofokeng (actor), Olivia Retzer (editor), Greig Buckle (producer), Marcus Machura (producer), C.R. Reisser (editor), Wright Ngubeni (actor), C.R. Reisser (director), Thomas Reisser (producer), C.R. Reisser (writer), Treasure Bulose (actor), Thembi Tshabalala (actress), Allen Cebekhulu (actor), Michael Ntschobodi (actor), Thabo Mbatha (actor),

The Chameleon (2009)

Actors: Kevin Singh (director), Kevin Singh (writer), Kevin Singh (actor), Kevin Singh (actor), Kevin Singh (producer), Barry Friedman (actor), Barry Friedman (producer), Litha Booi (actor), Farren Singh (editor), Farren Singh (producer), Rafiq Jajbhay (actor), Devon Singh (producer), Avon Singh (producer), Tina Frost (actress), Vanashree Chetty (actress),

Plot: A young Indian doctor has a good life until his wife is brutally raped and murdered. Dissatisfied with the progress the police have made he takes matters in his own and has seeks out to find the murderers. He kills of the killers but his crime is witnessed by someone. He ends up being on the run. While on the he makes a decision to find the remaining killers and he finds out the men are part of a racist organization. He pretends to be a Caucasian man and joins the agency. While in his quest of revenge he falls in love with the Leader of the Organization's daughter.

Black South-Easter (2009)

Actors: Eriq Ebouaney (actor), Nan Yu (actress), Teun Hilte (producer), Tendeka Matatu (producer), Carey McKenzie (director), Carey McKenzie (writer), Sharon Lomofsky (producer),

Allan Quatermain and the Temple of Skulls (2008)

Actors: Nora L. Ferris (miscellaneous crew), Mark Atkins (editor), Kays Al-Atrakchi (composer), David Michael Latt (writer), Nick Everhart (producer), Mark Atkins (director), Paul Bales (producer), David Rimawi (producer), David Michael Latt (producer), David Rimawi (producer), Nick Everhart (actor), Sean Cameron Michael (actor), Anthony Fankhauser (producer), Peter Sherayko (miscellaneous crew), Lance Peters (miscellaneous crew),

Mandela and de Klerk (1997)

Actors: Tina Lifford (actress), David Wicht (producer), Regardt van den Bergh (actor), Benjamin A. Weissman (editor), Joseph Sargent (director), Diana Cilliers (costume designer), Desmond Tutu (actor), Sidney Poitier (actor), Ian Roberts (actor), John Carson (actor), Michael Caine (actor), Andre Jacobs (actor), Graham Clarke (actor), Jonathan Pienaar (actor), Terry Edinger (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: On June 12, 1964, Nelson Mandela, along with a number of political detainees, was sentenced to life imprisonment in what remains the most sensational treason trial in the history of South Africa. The incarceration of Mandela and other political prisoners on Robben Island would become a symbol of the struggle to end apartheid and win freedom for the black majority in South Africa. On February 2, 1990, President F.W. De Klerk stood before Parliament and announced the legalization of the African National Congress and a host of other banned political organizations. At the same time, he announced that Nelson Mandela, having served 27 years in prison, would be released within 7 days. Yet the world, and indeed most South Africans, knew little about how this momentous occasion came to pass. Until now. Mandela & De Klerk was filmed in South Africa. Most of the locations are those where the actual events took place, and the dramatized sequences are augmented with newsreel footage to ensure the most accurate portrayal possible of recent historical events.