Na sestien jaar as predikant van die Moedergemeente word Tienie Benade gekonfronteer met ’n geweldige daling in getalle en ’n moderne gemeenskap wat by die dag verander. Is daar nog ’n plek in hierdie wêreld vir predikante òf die kerk?

Hy probeer sy bes om aan te pas en sin te maak van die veranderings maar in die proses vervreem hy sy vrou en kinders.

Na ’n insident met ’n sterwende boemelaar bevind Tienie homself by ’n kruispad. Sal hy sy selfvertroue en die liefde van sy gesin kan terug wen en sal hy dapper genoeg wees om sy gemeente in ’n nuwe era in te lei?

Gegrond op die toneelstuk deur Dana Snyman.

Christiaan Olwagen neem die klassieke teaterstuk, The Seagull, deur Anton Tsjechof, en verplaas dit na Suid-Afrika in die 1990’s, bykans 100 jaar nadat dit geskryf is. Wat merkwaardig is, is dat die karakters uiters gemaklik in hierdie nuwe tydgleuf en omgewing bestaan, amper asof hulle geskryf is met die moontlikheid van só ‘n verplasing in gedagte.

Elkeen van Tsjechof se volronde karakters wroeg met hulle eie vrese, verlange, twyfel en frustrasies, wat natuurlik as gevolg van hulle eie toedoen is.

Ons ontmoet die teaterdiva Irene (Sandra Prinsloo), wie sukkel om gewoond te raak aan streeksrade wat nie meer bestaan nie en kunstefeeste wat haar loopbaan se voorland is; haar sieklike ouer broer, Piet (Marius Weyers), wat wens hy het meer kanse gevat in sy lewe; die onsekere, verlore en vergete seun Konstant (Albert Pretorius) wie net sy ma se aandag en goedkeuring soek; die naïwe aspirerende aktrise Nina (Rolanda Marais) wie wil wegkom uit die kloue van haar ouers en die klein dorpie waar sy woon, en dan nie weet wat om te doen wanneer sy die geleentheid kry nie; die immer-teneergedrukte Masha (Cintaine Schutte) wie ‘n liefdesdriehoek moet handhaaf; die opgewekte filosoof Dr Eugene (Gerben Kamper) wie alles van ‘n afstand waarneem; die onafgewerkte plaasbestuurder Elias (Deon Lotz); sy onderdanige vrou Paulina (Martelize Kolver); die armoedige onderwyser Simon (Geon Nel); en die bekende skrywer Boors (Alyzzander Fourie).

Elkeen van die karakters dra by tot die gevoel van gevangenheid wat die vakansie op die familieplaas onder ‘n vergrootglas bring.

Randal is a gangster recently crippled by an injury sustained in a gang fight.

Wheelchair-bound and cooped up in his apartment in a rough Cape Town neighbourhood, with no one to support him except his devoted girlfriend Pam, Randal is heavily indebted to his former gang-mate and sociopathic loan shark named Emmie. With no way of paying the money back, he despairs for himself and Pam as Emmie violently demonstrates what will happen if Randal doesn’t settle his debt before the end of the week.

'n Riller-komedie, met onverwagse kinkels in 'n netso vreemde kabel ... en 'n infame leuen wat eers teen die einde nek-omgedraai word.

Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom spans Nelson Mandela's extraordinary life, from his childhood in a rural village through to his inauguration as the first democratically elected president of South Africa.

It is the thrilling story of an ordinary man who rose to the challenge of his times and triumphed - an intimate portrait of the making of a modern icon.

(2014 Oscar nomination for: Best Original Song)

A random act of kindness sparks a forbidden love affair between a white Afrikaans girl and an Indian man in South Africa during the 1970's.

In Afrikaans and English with English subtitles.

'n Paw Paw Vir My Darling is 'n greep uit die lewe van die Beeslaer-familie van Frik Du Preezstraat 24, Damnville wat afspeel in 2003, hul lief en leed gesien deur die oë van hul 'pavement special' hond, Tsjaka wat die hoofkarakter in die storie is.

Die Beeslaers is verteenwoordigend van die blanke Afrikaner wat post-1994 'n eksistensiele verwarring beleef, wat alhoewel goeie voornemens, telkens in 'n slaggat trap in hul pogings om aan te pas by 'n nuwe politieke bestel, ekonomiese uitdagings en sosiale kwessies.

Dit speel onder andere uit in hul verhouding met die tuinwerker Cyril Phosa, die polisieman Sargeant Kennedy Banda en Minah Naidoo, die Indiër 'girlfriend' van hul seun Elvis.

Krotoa, a feisty, bright, young 11 year old girl is removed from her close-knit Khoi tribe to serve Jan van Riebeeck, her uncle's trading partner. She is brought into the first Fort established by the Dutch East India Company in 1652. There she grows into a visionary young woman who assimilates the Dutch language and culture so well that she rises to become an influential interpreter for van Riebeeck who became the first Governor of the Cape Colony. As such Krotoa ends up being rejected by her own Khoi people and destroyed by the Dutch when she tries to find the middle way between the two cultures.

Roepman tells the story of a 1966 railway community told through the eyes of an 11-year-old boy called Timus (Paul Loots). Timus and his family are trapped within the structural violence caused by the government and the church at the time. An unlikely hero, Joon (John-Henry Opperman) often appears to save Timus when he's in trouble. These acts of kindness are seen by Timus as miracles. Timus tells the story of Joon, his own coming of age and loss of innocence, and how Joon tries to give a little of that lost innocence back to Timus.

Dis Koue Kos, Skat is 'n nuwe Afrikaanse rolprent gebaseer op die roman deur Marita van der Vyver.

Faan (Willie Esterhuizen) lives in a small Karoo town with his father, and his housekeeper, Truia (Anel Alexander). He's a little slow and a little confused a lot of the time, but for the most part he's harmless, except when he's being teased by the local school boys, which seems to be happening more and more frequently. During the last teasing episode Faan accidentally runs into the Doctor's (Deon Lotz) wife, Beatrice (Nicola Hanekom), a woman who was raised in Pretoria, but now lives in this one horse town because of a secret she and her husband have to hide. This confrontation between Faan and Beatrice causes Faan to become very interested in Beatrice, especially when her blouse rips during the encounter. Beatrice has no interest in even knowing this individual exists, until she discovers that he, along with his father, own some antiques that were passed down from father to son for years, including a very valuable violin, so starts her plan to get her hands on the goods, manipulating the simple minded fellow to do her will.

India Eisley and Samuel L. Jackson star in this thriller directed by Ralph Ziman. When young Sawa (Eisley) discovers that her parents have fallen victim to a brutal double murder she enlists the help of her policeman father's former partner Karl Aker (Jackson) to help her find the killer and bring him to justice. As Sawa finds herself digging deeper into the underground world of human trafficking she discovers home truths that she wishes had stayed secret.

’n Negejarige outistiese seun word dood aangetref. Sy ma, Ingrid, wat hom sy lewe lank versorg het en baie lief vir hom was, word van moord verdink.

Nadat hulle vir vier jaar lank hulle seun Alexander van die een dokter na die ander geneem het om te probeer vasstel wat hom makeer, diagnoseer ’n spesialis hom uiteindelik as outisties. Die verligting om ’n naam te gee aan die rede waarom hulle seun so anders en moeilik is, maak egter gou plek vir wanhoop as hulle besef dat bittermin gedoen kan word om sy toestand te verbeter.

Raaiselkind verken die nimmereindigende las wat outisme op ’n gemiddelde, liefdevolle gesin plaas en wys hoe die gesin as gevolg daarvan begin verbrokkel. Dit bring die onvermydelike waarheid tuis dat die samelewing op ’n onmenslike manier onverskillig staan teenoor enigiets wat hulle as abnormaal beskou.

Raaiselkind is ’n sensasionele storie wat die loodswaar kruis wat outisme op ’n gesin plaas, ondersoek. In hierdie onrusbarende storie word die tragedie van outisme en sy vernietigende gevolge op ’n gesin aan die kaak gestel. Die verhaal word op ’n pynlik eerlike manier vertel en bring die onvermydelike waarheid tuis: die samelewing staan op ’n wrede manier onverskillig teenoor enigiets of iemand wat as abnormaal beskou word.

Justin Chadwick directs this award-winning biopic of the former South African President and key anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela. Idris Elba stars as Mandela, who grows up in a nation divided by racial segregation laws but doesn't become politicised until his university years. While training as a lawyer, Mandela becomes increasingly aware of the injustice suffered by black South Africans in a country run almost exclusively by whites. His relationships with like-minded spirits such as his wife Winnie (Naomie Harris) fuel his radicalism and lead him into a conflict with the authorities that sees him imprisoned on Robben Island with other anti-apartheid activists for over a decade. With unrest growing throughout the nation, Mandela becomes an increasingly influential figure despite his imprisonment, leading him to hope that he may yet lead his people on the walk to freedom. The film was nominated for an Academy Award in the category Best Original Song and won the corresponding award at the Golden Globes.