Weekend chill time in ekasi involves barbecuing meat, a cool box full of drinks, good music and good friends. On top of that, there’s the convenience of getting your car washed whilst having a good time.
Phumzile is happy with the changes in his community caused by the World Cup! Security is up, the streets have been cleaned and decorated with flags, and Gugulethu is ready to ready to receive visitors!
In the past few years various promoters and companies have been booking the popular big name DJs for gigs at township venues more, now even the DJs themselves prefer the eKasi scene.
Blacks and Coloured people have been living together in Delft for 13 years, but are not united. Our reporters investigate the tensions and divides that exist between these groups, and suggest we take a cue from the children of Delft.
This film looks at the rising numbers of makeshift restaurants and variety of dishes available in the township. Taxi ranks restaurants have always been around, but now the numbers are growing to meet the demands, and for many people, these rankstuarants provide most of their meals.
World Film Collective Hackney crew go to skateparks around London to explore the essence of skating. Shot on Nokia N8 devices, this was made after only one week of learning how to make films.
One of our filmmakers in Calais – Saleh – shares his thoughts on the bombing of Syria. Saleh fled Daesh after they took over his town, Deir ez-Zor. He has been in Calais for over 4 months now and is finding life tough. He made this video and sent it to us.
Saleh was one of 250-300 syrian refugees living in the refugee camp in Calais at any given time in September 2015. In this film, Saleh takes the viewer on a tour of his tent, and home, within the camp.
