The features on the opening Friday night are Wah-Wah, written and directed by Richard E. Grant, and Boy Called Twist, written and directed by Tim Greene.
Faith's Corner, directed by Darrell Roodt stars Leleti Khumalo in a stylistically
courageous and poignant film.
Day two of the festival stars one feature - Yasmin by Kenneth Glenoun - and three documentaries: Let's hit the streets (Michael Raeburn); Liberia: A fragile peace (Steven Ross); and For better or for worse (Hanli Prinsloo).
There are also several shorts - African Middle Weight (Daniel Cattier); Killer October (Gareth Meyer); Beyond Freedom (Jacquie Trowell); Riding with Sugar (Sunu Gonera); What goes around comes around (Thabo Mvumvu) and The one that fits inside a bathtub (Inger Smith).
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