If you are in the mood for a great Halloween-themed movie this October, make sure to watch the Afrikaans film, ‘Koshuis’.

Robert dos Santos’ 90-second film that was shot in one long continuous take, ‘A Moment’, was recently accepted into the Los Angeles Film Awards.

From getting recognition at the Annie Awards to the British Academy Film Awards, here are African content making waves internationally.

Netflix has partnered with SA’s National Film and Video Foundation to provide funding opportunities for six feature films.

HONEY’s line-up includes lifestyle, food and cooking, relationships and weddings, along with reality shows throughout the African continent.

Like ‘Airbnb’: A new online marketplace platform allows for easy listing and renting of film-friendly locations in Cape Town.

‘Stam’ has been selected to compete in the Tofifest International Film Festival which will be held in Toruń, Poland.

‘The Unfamiliar’ showcases a unique fusion of British, European and South African talent and will be available in South Africa on 28 October.

The local action film ‘Santana’ made its debut on Netflix on Friday, 28 August and features a South African crew.

Animated feature film, Jungle Beat the Movie is set to release on 26 June.

A group of school-leavers descend on a tiny coastal town to celebrate their freedom, but their lives turn to horror as the teenagers are picked off one by one. Watch ‘Rage’ on Showmax.

Vatiswa confirms finishing shooting Muvhango by the end of June, after an agreement was reached that she would be paid until August, when her contract ends.

Moffie, Oliver Hermanus’ study of closeted homosexuality in the apartheid era South African army has been raising ripples around the festival circuit.

News has broken on social media that Afrikaans actor Paul Eilers has died near Oudtshoorn.