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The South African Film & Television Awards – SAFTA’s, is an annual celebration awarding the best in Film & TV talent South Africa has to offer.

All the SAFTAs14 winners

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All the SAFTAs14 winners

The 14th South African Film & Television Awards (SAFTAs) ceremony was held on social media platform, across Twitter, Facebook and YouTube in an effort to still honour the South African film and television industry despite the nationwide lockdown. Hosted by radio and TV personality, Dineo Ranaka, the virtual awards took place – after several delays – at 22h50 on 29 April.

The big winners at this year’s SAFTAs were Tshedza Pictures, scooping 17 awards in total. South Africa’s official Oscars entry for 2019, Knuckle City bagged six wins having had a successful international festival run. South Africa’s Best Television Presenter Award – voted for by the public – was Hectic on 3’s Entle Bizana, with the Most Popular TV Soap/Telenovela award going to Imbewu.

Making another appearance as a sponsor, for two years in a row, local short and long-term insurer Kunene Makopo Risk Solutions (KMRS) sponsored the Best Actor in a Telenovela & Best Actress in a Telenovela categories with cash prizes to the value of R50 000. Commenting on their involvement in celebrating South African Talent, Thapelo Mokoena and Siyanda Kunene said: “We were more than happy to come on board in supporting South African Talent for the second year in a row. Our business seeks to support its clients at every avenue of their journey. Our local talent needs our support now more than ever. It’s a challenging time for the industry and this was our opportunity to say we appreciate their efforts in entertaining South Africans. We congratulate Sindi Dlathu and Roberto Kyle for their wins at this year’s SAFTAs.”

“It is an incredibly bittersweet moment to congratulate all the SAFTAs 14 winners whilst they could not experience a full celebration of their hard work. We thank the industry for understanding and supporting the NFVF in the difficult decisions that had to be made during this crisis and the NFVF is fully committed to ensuring that the industry gets as much support as it needs during a time where livelihoods are heavily impacted. We are grateful to Kunene Makopo Risk Solutions whose cash prize comes at a much needed time, and we look forward to partnering with them again in 2021. We have a lot of sponsors who started the journey with us who, due to financial constraints, were forced to pull out their sponsorships and we extend our heartfelt thanks to them and look forward to renewing partnerships in 2021,” said NFVF CEO Makhosazana Khanyile

The SAFTAs14 winners are:

Best Short Film – The Letter Reader

Best Student Film – Moya

Best Achievement in Directing – Telenovela – The River (Ferry Jele, Catharine Cooke, Zolani Phakade & Johnny Barbuzano)

Best Achievement in Directing – TV Soap – Rhythm City (Eric Mogale)

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – Telenovela – The River (Gwydion Beynon, Phathutshedzo Makwarela, Christa Biyela, Lebogang Mogashoa & Mamello Lebona)

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – TV Soap – Getroud met Rugby (Writing team)

Best Achievement In Original Music/Score – Telenovela – Isibaya (Philip Miller)

Best Achievement in Editing – Telenovela – The River (Bongi Malefo, Matodzi Nemungadi & Ula Oelsen)

Best Achievement in Sound – TV Soap/Telenovela – The River (Ben Oelsen, Juli Vanden Berg & Tladi Steven Mabuya)

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Telenovela – The River (Alice Mataboge)

Best Achievement in Make-up and Hairstyling – TV Soap/Telenovela – The River (Bongi Mlotshwa)

Best Achievement in Art Direction – TV Soap/Telenovela – Arendsvlei (Beatrix van Zyl)

Best Actress – Telenovela – Sindi Dlathu (The River)

Best Actor – Telenovela – Roberto Kyle (Arendsvlei)

Best Supporting Actress – Telenovela -Mary-Anne Barlow (The River)

Best Supporting Actor- Telenovela – Loyiso MacDonald (The Queen)

Best Actress-TV Soap – Denise Newman (Suidooster)

Best Actor-TV Soap – Bongile Mantsai (Scandal!)

Best Supporting Actress – TV Soap – Kgomotso Christopher (Scandal!)

Best Supporting Actor – TV Soap – Mncedisi Shabangu (Rhythm City)

Best TV Soap – Rhythm City (Quizzical Pictures)

Best Telenovela – The River (Tshedza Pictures)

Best Achievement in Directing – TV Drama – The Republic (Johnny Barbuzano & Rea Rangaka)

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – TV Drama – The Republic (Phathutshedzo Makwarela & Gwydion Beynon)

Best Achievement in Editing – TV Drama – Spreeus (Leon Visser)

Best Achievement in Sound – TV Drama – The Republic (Ben Oelsen & Juli Vanden Berg)

Best Achievement in Original Music/Score-TV Drama – Spreeus (Pierre-Henri Wicomb)

Best Achievement in Art Direction – TV Drama – Shadow (Christelle van Graan)

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – TV Drama – Ifalakhe (Heidi Riss, Monique Lamprecht & Nerine Pienaar)

Best Achievement in Make-Up and Hairstyling – TV Drama – Ifalakhe (Ronwyn Jarrett)

Best Achievement in Cinematography – TV Drama – The Republic (Ntobeko Dlamini)

Best Actress-TV Drama – Florence Masebe  (The Republic)

Best Actor -TV Drama – Wiseman Mncube (eHostela)

Best Supporting Actress – TV Drama – Brenda Ngxoli (iThemba)

Best Supporting Actor – TV Drama – Seputla Sebogodi (The Republic)

Best TV Drama – The Republic (Tshedza Pictures)

Best Achievement in Directing – Documentary Feature – Buddha in Africa (Nicole Schafer)

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Documentary – The Sound of Masks (Sara Gouveia)

Best Achievement in Editing – Documentary – The Fun’s Not Over – The James Phillips Story (Michael Cross)

Best Achievement in Sound – Documentary Feature – Dying for Gold ( Catherine Meyburgh, Guy Steer & Mapula Lehong)

Best Documentary Feature- Buddha in Africa (Thinking Strings Media)

Best Natural History and Environmental Programme – STROOP: Journey into the Rhino Horn War (Scott & de Bod Films)

Best Competition Reality Show – Ultimate Braai Master (Okuhle Media)

Best Structured or Docu-reality Show – Living the Dream with Somizi Season 4 (Barleader TV)

International Format Show – Celebrity Game Night S1 (Rapid Blue)

Best Factual & Educational Programme – Op Seer Se Spoor (Gambit Films)

Current Affairs Programme – Checkpoint Work Hazards (eNCA)

Best Variety Show – Mooi Afrokaans Film & Television)

Best Youth Programme – MTV Shuga Down South 2 (Quizzical Pictures)

Natural History and Environmental Programme on Innovative Research – Cave Crocs of Gabon (Earth Touch)

Best Children’s Programme –  Words and Numbers Series 9 (Johan Stemmet Entertainment Enterprises)

Best Entertainment Programme – Emo 30 Jaar In Musiek (All Star Productions)

Best Lifestyle Programme – Elders: Japan ( Bonanza Films)

Best Made for TV Movie – Droomman (Deon Opperman Produksies)

Best Achievement in Directing – Feature Film – Knuckle City ( Jahmil X.T. Qubeka)

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – Feature Film – Fiela se Kind (Brett Michael Innes)

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Feature Film – Die Verhaal van Racheltjie de Beer ( Willie Nel)

Best Achievement in Sound Design – Feature Film –  Die Verhaal van Racheltjie de Beer (Jim Petrak)

Best Achievement in Original Music/Score – Feature Film – Die Verhaal van Racheltjie de Beer (Chris Letcher)

Best Achievement in Editing – Feature Film – Knuckle City (Layla Swart)

Best Achievement in Production Design – Feature Film – Knuckle City (TK Khampepe & Justice Nhlapo)

Best Achievement in Costume Design – Feature Film – Back of the Moon (Trudi Mantzios)

Best Achievement in Make-Up and Hairstyling – Feature Film – Knuckle City (Carol Babalwa Mtshiselwa)

Best Actress – Feature Film – Clementine Mosimane (Poppie Nongena)

Best Actor – Feature Film – Bongile Mantsai (Knuckle City)

Best Supporting Actress – Feature Film – Anna-Mart van der Merwe ( Poppie Nongena)

Best Supporting Actor – Feature Film – Patrick Ndlovu  (Knuckle City)

Best Feature Film – Fiela se Kind (The Film Factory and Nostalgia Productions)

Lifetime Achiever Award – Thembi Mtshali-Jones

Youth Achiever Award – Thabo Welcome

Outstanding Person with Disability Contributor Award – Boitshoko  Keabetswe, Malebo Matlhage

Outstanding Provincial Contributor Award – Luzuko Dilima

Emerging Filmmaker Award – Vusi Africa Sindane

Best TV Presenter – Entle Bizana (Hectic On 3)

Most Popular TV Soap/Telenovela – Imbewu ( Grapevine Productions)

SAFTAs14 ceremony cancelled due to COVID19 outbreak

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SAFTAs14 ceremony cancelled due to COVID19 outbreak

The National Film & Video Foundation have announced that the 2020 SAFTAs ceremony will not go ahead as planned.

“In light of the announcement made by President Ramaphosa and the Government’s strict actions in response to the COVID19 (Coronavirus) outbreak, the National Film and Video Foundation would like to inform you that the 14th annual South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs14) will no longer take place at the Sandton Convention Centre on 27 – 28 March 2020,” said the NFVF in a statement.

Further details will be communicated in due course.

SAFTAs14 returns to Johannesburg

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SAFTAs14 returns to Johannesburg

After a two-year stint at Sun City in the North-West Province, the annual South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) – managed by the National Film & Video Foundation – is returning to Johannesburg for its 14th edition, taking place on 27 and 28 March at the Sandton Convention Centre.

Over a two-day extravaganza, the industry will gather to celebrate and reward the best of the best of local film and television talent both behind and in front of the camera, as decided by a panel of over 200 judges.

The primary objective of the SAFTAs is to honour, celebrate and promote the creativity, quality and excellence of the South African film and television industries, and to encourage entrepreneurship and the development of new talent.

This year’s nominees reflect the best films and television shows to have graced our screens in 2019, including Poppie Nongena, Fiela se Kind, and Die Verhaal van Racheltjie de Beer. Congratulations to all the nominees, who will compete for the coveted Golden Horn Trophy.

As always, the main awards ceremony (28 March) will be broadcast live on SABC 2 starting with the red carpet at 19h00 and the main awards event at 20h00.

Follow the SAFTAs on Twitter (@saftas1) and Instagram (@saftassa) for regular updates.

Follow Screen Africa on Twitter (@screenafrica) for live announcements from the awards ceremony taking place on 28 March.

SAFTAs14 nominees

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SAFTAs14 nominees

After a two-year stint at Sun City in the North-West Province, the annual South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) – managed by the National Film & Video Foundation – will be returning to Johannesburg for its 14th edition, taking place on 27 and 28 March at the Sandton Convention Centre.

Over a two-day extravaganza, the industry will gather to celebrate and reward the best of the best of local film and television talent both behind and in front of the camera, as decided by a panel of over 200 judges.

The primary objective of the SAFTAs is to honour, celebrate and promote the creativity, quality and excellence of the South African film and television industries, and to encourage entrepreneurship and the development of new talent.

This year’s nominees reflect the best films and television shows to have graced our screens in 2019, including Poppie Nongena, Fiela se Kind, and Die Verhaal van Racheltjie de Beer.

SAFTAs13 winner, telenovela The River, raked in an impressive 15 nominations across numerous categories, including Best Achievement in Directing, Scriptwriting, Original Music/Score, Editing, Sound, Cinematography, Wardrobe, Make-up and Hair Styling, and Art Directing. Actress Sindi Dlathu secured a nomination for Best Actress in the genre, while Presley Chweneyagae was nominated in the Best Actor category. Popular soapie Isibaya, television drama Lockdown season 4 and the feature film Fiela se Kind all clinched 11 nominations each, while the drama series The Republic received 10 nominations.

Congratulations to all the nominees, who will compete for the coveted Golden Horn Trophy.

As always, the main awards ceremony (28 March) will be broadcast live on SABC 2 starting with the red carpet at 19h00 and the main awards event at 20h00.

Follow the SAFTAs on Twitter (@saftas1) and Instagram (@saftassa) for regular updates.

Follow Screen Africa on Twitter (@screenafrica) for live announcements from the awards ceremony taking place on 28 March.

Click here for a full list of the #SAFTAs14 nominees.

Entries now open for the 14th annual South African Film and Television Awards

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Entries now open for the 14th annual South African Film and Television Awards

The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF), an agency of the Department of Sports, Arts, and Culture, the custodians of the South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) recently announced the call for local production companies to submit their entries for the 14th annual SAFTAs.

The announcement was made at the recent NFVF Media Day which took place at the Capital Empire Hotel in Sandton on 15 October.

Established in 2006, the primary objective of the South African Film and Television Awards is to honour, celebrate, promote and reward the creativity, quality, and excellence of South African Film and Television talent and content, and to encourage entrepreneurship and the development of new talent within the industry.

NFVF CEO Makhosazana Khanyile, who was the keynote speaker at the NFVF Media Day, highlighted key changes in the entry guidelines. These include:

•             Any entry that does not follow the entry requirements which results in a dispute will be automatically disqualified.

•             Programmes that are self-commissioned and self-published shall not be eligible.

•             Eligible screenings now include streaming.

•             Content exhibited via subscription-based streaming services (S-VOD, subscription video on demand) in South Africa (e.g. Netflix, Showmax) for the first time between 1 November 2018 and 31 October 2019 are eligible for entry.

•             New Category: Entertainment Programme. This category includes quizzes, game shows, talent shows, music shows, music specials, and all general entertainment.

•             Reality Show has been separated into 2 categories

  • Best Competition Reality Show Award: Awarded to the producer(s) for outstanding achievement in the production and overall success of any programme communicating “real life” situations with a competition element for entertainment purposes, by means of setting out challenges or activities.
  • Best Structured or Docu-reality Show Award: Awarded to the producer(s) for outstanding achievement in the production and overall success of any programme communicating “real life” or “life situations” such as the daily activities of a celebrity or resolving issues of ordinary people for entertainment purposes.

•             Best Variety Show now includes comedy and talk show.

•             Best Wildlife Documentary has been renamed to Natural History and Environmental Programme. There is a craft award at the discretion of the jury for this category.

Submissions will close on Friday, 15 November 2019 at 17h00.

The 14th edition of the SAFTAs will take place in March 2020

For more information visit the NFVF website.

Someone To Blame – The Ahmed Timol Inquest wins SAFTA award

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<em>Someone To Blame – The Ahmed Timol Inquest</em> wins SAFTA award

Someone To Blame – The Ahmed Timol Inquest has been awarded a 2019 South African Film and Television Award (SAFTA) for Best Documentary Short.

Director Enver Samuel, in his documentary Someone to Blame The Ahmed Timol Inquest, weaves a compelling narrative that draws on the 2017 re-opening of the inquiry on the untimely death and brutal murder of the young Ahmed Timol in 1972. The young activist died at the hands of the security police at the John Vorster Police Station in downtown Johannesburg, framed by the police as a suicide at the time.

Samuel, an acclaimed filmmaker, builds on Indians Can’t Fly (20) a previous documentary that deals with Timol’s life, his detention and his death. For the sequel, he uses newly recorded interviews and the court procedures and he contextualises the new developments by using archival material and graphical representations. Samuel constructs an intimate overview of an event that sets the scene for the families and friends of many other South Africans who died in detention during the apartheid years to also pursue the truth of what happened to their beloved ones.

It has been argued that as a result of the massification of the media, documentary films have become an important source to create discourse in the public domain as a way to simulate discussion and debate on the social, political and economic challenges in present day society.

Samuel’s film has created an important addition to the existing archive and will serve to preserve heritage that South Africa is not proud of, but that must be acknowledged by all South Africans as we endeavour to build a new, just society.

On being a SAFTA judge

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On being a SAFTA judge

SCREEN AFRICA EXCLUSIVE:

Written by Jack Esterhuizen, SAFTAs judge, Chili Box Studio

Another year has passed and mundane is far from how I would describe our local films and talent. Blown away is how I felt – inspired, actually; and before I go into the details about why that is, I thought I’d share a little bit about what it entails to be a SAFTA judge.

When I was asked to judge the South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) back in 2015, I was honoured. It was the 9th edition of the awards and I had little idea of what was expected, but as I jumped in and began viewing the spread of selected entries I soon realised that as a country we have remarkable talent and ability, and that my journey down this filmmaking road wasn’t in vain. I’d started editing full-time the moment I graduated from AFDA in 2008 and my focus has always been on long-form work.

After winning my first SAFTA award in 2014 I was invited to serve as a judge for the technical awards panel in the years that followed. These awards include Editing, Cinematography, Sound Design and Original Score. And so it began. I sat down, pressed play, and soon saw the culmination of our industry’s craftsmanship come together. Different cultures in different languages, beautiful land- and cityscapes, great visuals, the ensemble of a great score, rich stories – a loud South African voice. This is us!

Now it’s 2019, and making notes on each entry once again became the routine of my evenings. While marvelling at all factors of film and TV making, the technical aspect needed actual scoring. The voting for Round 1 was done through an online portal, with each category being judged on criteria based on three to four questions.

Feature films were my category, and the Afrikaans films were intriguing to me as I found that a genre which has sometimes been regarded as ‘conservative’ told stories like Kanarie and Wonderlus, which would be challenging for most cultures. There was wonder, romance and fantasy in Meerkat Maantuig, Susters, and Farewell Ella Bella.

South Africa’s first western – Five Fingers for Marseilles – was a visual pleasure. We got a look into ‘real South African worlds’ in Nommer 37, Mayfair and Ellen: Die Storie van Ellen Pakkies. Sew The Winter to My Skin, The Tokoloshe, Raaiselkind and The Recce are also worth mentioning, as they all uniquely crafted films that set us as young storytellers apart from anywhere else in the world.

On the night of the final judging round, a couple of technical folks walked into a boardroom in Sandton to start deliberating. An external auditing company facilitates the final voting evening – ensuring that the process is fair.  After these discussions, the judges submit their scorecards. The three names that receive the highest scores make the nominee list, while the auditors tally the final scores submitted to determine the ultimate winner.

Casting the final vote was incredibly difficult, as most films succeeded admirably in their genre and execution, and – although I can’t wait to see who receives a Golden Horn for their excellence – l also know that, ultimately, the whole experience and process is the real reward.

 

All the winners at the 13th annual SAFTAs

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All the winners at the 13th annual SAFTAs

South Africa’s film and television talent and content producers once again descended upon Sun City in the North West province for this year’s edition of the South African Film & Television Awards (SAFTAs) on 1 – 2 March.

The star-studded awards show, hosted by the Metro FM duo Pearl Modiadie and Thomas Msengana, celebrated the country’s film & television talent, with winners – decided on by a panel of 250 judges – walking away with the coveted Golden Horn in various categories.

Popular Telenovela, The River, scooped 10 awards, making it the highest winning television production at the SAFTAs this year.

The SAFTAs13 winners are as follows:

Best Student Film

The Water Dancers, University of Cape Town

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – TV Comedy

Thuli noThulani, Rethabile Ramaphakela, Mpho Osei, Karabo Lediga, Anne Davis, Julian Koboekae, Tshegofatso Monaisa, Meren Reddy, Bradley Katzen & Katleho Ramaphakela

Best Achievement in Art Direction – TV Comedy

Abo Mzala (Season 3), Lerato Pitso

Best Achievement in Makeup and Hair – TV Comedy

Abo Mzala (Season 3), Regentse Munyai

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – TV Comedy

Abo Mzala (Season 3), Gisellah Mcleod

Best Achievement in Sound – TV Comedy

Bedford Wives, Janno Muller

Best Achievement in Cinematography – TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, James Adey

Best Achievement in Editing – TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, Richard Starkey

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – TV Soap

Isithembiso, Charleen Ntsane, Chris Blomkamp, Daniel Zimbler, Sayitsheni Mdakhi, Iain Paton, Catherine Muller, Libby Dougherty, Andrew Petersen, Mbasa Tsetsana, Sydney Dire Zoe Arthur, Thabo Boom & Matthew Jankes

Best Achievement in Editing – TV Soap

Isithembiso, Kirsten de Magalhaes, Rian van der Walt, Jeremy Briers, Molatsi Molefe, Martin Mosala, Sphiwe Nhlumayo, Matodzi Nedmungadi, Tshepo Kgatsoetsoe & Brett Anolik

Best Achievement in Sound – TV Soap

Isithembiso, Sound Team

Best Achievement in Cinematography – TV Soap

Isithembiso, Sevetian Maslamoney & Zeno Petersen

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – TV Soap

Uzalo, Nokubonga Ngobeni

Best Achievement in Makeup & Hair – TV Soap

Uzalo, Stella Johnson

Best Achievement in Art Direction – TV Soap

Getroud Met Rugby, Michelle Cronje

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – Telenovela

The River, Gwydion Beynon & Phathutshedzo Makwarela

Best Achievement in Original Music/ Score – Telenovela

The River, Brendan Jury

Best Achievement in Editing – Telenovela

The River, Ula Oelsen, Bongi Malefo & Matodzi Nemungadi

Best Achievement in Sound – Telenovela

The River, Ben Oelsen, Lele Seate & Tladi Mabuya

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Telenovela

The River, Gaopie Kabe & Trevor Brown

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – Telenovela

Broken Vows, Princess Morodi

Best Achievement in Makeup and Hair – Telenovela

Broken Vows, Mmabatho Seema

Best Achievement in Art Direction – Telenovela

Broken Vows, Sam Dell

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – TV Drama

Emoyeni, Thishiwe Ziqubu, Karabo Lediga, Tshenolo Mabale, Nozipho Nkelemba & Mmabatho Montsho

Best Achievement in Editing – TV Drama

Emoyeni, Itumeleng Nkabinde

Best Achievement in Sound – TV Drama

Fynskrif, Stef Albertyn

Best Achievement in Original Music/ Score – TV Drama

Fynskrif, Braam Du Toit

Best Achievement in Art Direction – TV Drama

The Docket, Ilze Van Den Berg, Richard Rehbock & Nazo Maloyi

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – TV Drama

Lockdown (Season 2), Gisellah Mcleod

Best Achievement in Makeup and Hair – TV Drama

Lockdown (Season 2), Babalwa Carol Djieutcheu

Best Achievement in Cinematography – TV Drama

Emoyeni, Marc Rowlston

Best Achievement in Directing – Documentary Feature

Everything Must Fall, Rehad Desai

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Documentary Feature

Tribe Versus Pride, Dereck Joubert

Best Achievement in Editing – Documentary Feature

Tribe Versus Pride, Jolene Van Antwerp

Best Achievement in Sound Design – Documentary Feature

Tribe Versus Pride, Beverly Joubert

Best Wildlife Programme

Incredible Bats, Earth Touch

Best Children’s Programme

Restyle my Style (Season 4), Quizzical Pictures (Pty) Ltd

Best Reality Show

My First, Mirror Effect Media

Best Game Show

Noot Vir Noot (Series 43), Stemmburg Television

Best International Format Show

My Kitchen Rules South Africa (Season 2), Picture Tree

Best Factual & Educational Programme

Kick It, Engage Entertainment

Best Current Affairs Programme

Dr Sello Of Ikhageng, Health-e

Best Variety Show

Jan, Brainwave Productions

Best Magazine Show

Nisboere (Season 1), Production etal

Best Youth Programme

Mi Kasi Su Kasi, What Box

Best Music Show

The Rockets 50ste Herdenking Konsert, All Star Production

Best Made-for-TV Movie

Thembi’s Trial, Chocolate Milk and Cookies

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – Feature Film

Kanarie, Christiaan Olwagen & Charl-Johan Lingenfelder

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Feature Film

Meerkat Maantuig, Willie Nel

Best Achievement in Sound Design – Feature Film

Sew the Winter to My Skin, Barry Donnelly

Best Achievement in Original Music/ Score – Feature Film

Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie, Quinn Lubbe

Best Achievement in Editing – Feature Film

Nommer 37, Simon Beesley

Best Achievement in Production Design – Feature Film

Five Fingers for Marseilles, J Franz Lewis

Best Achievement in Costume Design – Feature Film

Five Fingers for Marseilles, Pierre Vienings

Best Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling – Feature Film

Stroomop, Minuche Bridgette Snyman

Best Short Film

Stillborn, Yellowbone Entertainment

Best Achievement in Directing – TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, Ari Kruger

Best Actress – TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, Julia Anastasopoulos as Tali Shapiro

Best Actor – TV Comedy

Elke Skewe Pot (Season 2), Hannes Brummer as Benny

Best Supporting Actress – TV Comedy

Abo Mzala (Season 3), Nomsa Buthelezi as Thandi

Best Supporting Actor – TV Comedy

Single Galz, Warren Masemola as Anthony (Care Taker)

Best TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, Sketchbook Studios

Best Achievement in Directing – TV Soap

Isibaya, Phiwe Mkhanzi & Sthembiso Mathenjwa

Best Actress – TV Soap

Scandal!, Kgomotso Christopher as Yvonne Langa

Best Actor – TV Soap

Rhythm City, Jamie Bartlett as David Genaro

Best Supporting Actress – TV Soap

Isibaya, Gcina Mkhize as Khanyi

Best Supporting Actor – TV Soap

Isibaya, Abdul Khoza as Qhaphela Ngwenya

Best TV Soap

Uzalo, Stained Glass Productions

Best Achievement in Directing – Telenovela

The River, Johnny Barbuzano, Catharine Cooke, Zolani Phakade & Ferry Jele

Best Actress – Telenovela

The River, Moshidi Motshegwa as Malefu

Best Actor – Telenovela

The River, Presley Chweneyagae as Cobra

Best Supporting Actress – Telenovela  

Ring of Lies (Season 2), Vele Manenje as Shanduka “Shandu” Mukondeleli

Best Supporting Actor – Telenovela

The River, Lawrence Maleka as Zolani

Best Telenovela

The River, Tshedza Pictures CC

Best Achievement in Directing – TV Drama

Tjovitjo, Vincent Moloi

Best Actress – TV Drama

Lockdown (Season 2), Dawn Thandeka King Ma-Z

Best Actor – TV Drama

Emoyeni, Mothusi Magano as Phakamile Dladla

Best Supporting Actress – TV Drama

Lockdown (Season 2), Lorcia Cooper as Tyson

Best Supporting Actor – TV Drama

Is’thunzi (Season 2), S’dumo Mtshali as Mandla

Best TV Drama

Lockdown (Season 2), Black Brain Pictures

Best Documentary Feature

Everything Must Fall, Uhuru Productions (Pty) Ltd

Best Talk Show

Thando Bares All, Oxyg3n Media

Best Achievement in Directing – Feature Film

Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie, Daryne Joshua

Best Supporting Actress – Feature Film

Stroomop, Ilse Klink as Diona

Best Supporting Actor – Feature Film

Sew the Winter to My Skin, Zolisa Xaluva as Black Wyatt Earp

Best Actress – Feature Film

Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie, Jill Levenberg as Ellen Pakkies

Best Actor – Feature Film

Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie, Jarrid Geduld as Abie Pakkies

Best Feature Film

Sew the Winter to My Skin, Yellowbone Entertainment

 

Complete #SAFTAs13 nomination list

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Complete #SAFTAs13 nomination list

The 13th Annual South African Film and Television Awards (#SAFTAs13) will take place at the Sun City Superbowl over the weekend of 1-2 March 2019.

Here is a complete list of the nominees from all 96 categories.

Best Short Film

Stillborn, Yellowbone Entertainment
Measure Of A Woman, Spier Films
Die Maan Val Bewusteloos, IdeaCandy

Best Student Film

Scarlet’s Tale, University of Cape Town
The Water Dancers, University of Cape Town
Doreen, AFDA

Best Achievement in Directing – TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, Ari Kruger
Bedford Wives, Catharine Cooke & Krijay Govender
Hotel, Bennie Fourie

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting -TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, Julia Anastasopoulos, Ari Kruger & Daniel Zimbler
Thuli no Thulani, Rethabile Ramaphakela, Mpho Osei, Karabo Lediga, Anne Davis, Julian Koboekae, Tshegofatso Monaisa, Meren Reddy, Bradley Katzen & Katleho Ramaphakela
Thandeka’s Diary (Season 3), Reabetswe Moeti

Best Achievement in Art / Production Design – TV Comedy

Taryn & Sharon, Massiomo Bastiotto
AboMzala (Season 3), Lerato Pitso
Tali’s Wedding Diary, Keren Setton

Best Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling – TV Comedy

Thandeka’s Diary (Season 3), Regentse Munyai
Die Kasteel, Carmin Olwage
AboMzala (Season 3), Regentse Munyai

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – TV Comedy

AboMzala (Season 3), Gisellah Mcleod
Bedford Wives, Bryce Bowers
Taryn & Sharon, Melissa Van Eck

Best Achievement in Sound – TV Comedy

Bedford Wives, Janno Muller
Die Kasteel, Sizwe Msibi
The Bantu Hour, Jeremy C. Elwell

Best Achievement in Cinematography – TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, James Adey
Bedford Wives, Justus De Janger
Hotel, Craig Maarschalk

Best Achievement in Editing- TV Comedy

Tali’s Wedding Diary, Richard Starkey
Hotel, Johan Cronje & Regardt Botha
Bedford Wives, Sandra Vieira & Arti Gopal

Best Actress -TV Comedy

Nqobile Sipamla as Thuli, AboMzala (Season 3)
Julia Anastasopoulos as Tali Shapiro, Tali’s Wedding Diary
Talitha Ndima as Talitha, The Bantu Hour

Best Actor -TV Comedy

Hannes Brummer as Benny, Elke Skewe Pot (Season 2)
David Isaacs as Mac, Die Vlie’nde Springbokkie (The Flying Springbuck)
Wright Ngubeni as Thulani, Thuli no Thulani

Best Supporting Actress- TV Comedy

Nomsa Buthelezi as Thandi, AboMzala (Season 3)
Carien Botha as Lulu, Elke Skewe Pot (Season 2)
Marisa Drummond as Wilma, Elke Skewe Pot (Season 2)

Best Supporting Actor – TV Comedy

Warren Masemola as Anthony (Care Taker), Single Galz
Tshepo Maseko as Samson, Skwizas
Muzi Mthembu as Fabian, Taryn & Sharon

Best TV Comedy

Thuli no Thulani, Burnt Onion Productions
Tali’s Wedding Diary, Sketchbook Studios

Best Achievement in Directing – TV Soap

Isibaya, Phiwe Mkhanzi & Sthembiso Mathenjwa
Isidingo (The Need), Nthabiseng Tau, Michael Sebonego & Keke Mphuthi
Isithembiso, Zeno Peterson, Shaft Moropane, Itumeleng Mohlabane & Darryl Fuchs

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – TV Soap

Isibaya, Paul Rowlston, Mpumelelo Grootboom, Jacob Ntshangase, James Whyle, Zolisa Sigwanda, Chris Blomkamp, Byron Abrahams & Mbalizethu Zulu
Isithembiso, Charleen Ntsane, Chris Blomkamp, Daniel Zimbler, Sayitsheni Mdakhi, Iain Paton, Catherine Muller, Libby Dougherty, Andrew Petersen, Mbasa Tsetsana, Thabo Boom & Matthew Jankes
Binnelanders, Mitzi Booysen

Best Achievement in Editing – TV Soap

Isithembiso, Kirsten de Magalhaes, Rian van der Walt, Jeremy Briers, Molatsi Molefe, Martin Mosala, Sphiwe Nhlumayo, Matodzi Nedmungadi, Tshepo Kgatsoetsoe & Brett Anolik
Scandal, Chad Snell, Harriet Makgatho, Nandi Mehlomakulu, Karabo Modikwane & Charlene Pietersen
Uzalo, Nhlanhla Mngadi

Best Achievement in Sound – TV Soap

Isibaya, Vaughan Phillips & Mark Phillips
Isithembiso, Vaughan Phillips & Mark Phillips
Uzalo, Timotheus Du Preez

Best Achievement in Cinematography – TV Soap

Isithembiso, Sevatian Maslamoney & Zeno Peterson
Uzalo, Sanele Mgobhozi
Imbewu, Marc Brower

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – TV Soap

Uzalo, Nokubonga Ngobeni
Suidooster, Pippa Heimann
Getroud Met Rugby, Elke Beukes

Best Achievement in Hair & Makeup – TV Soap

Uzalo, Stella Johnson
Getroud Met Rugby, Angelic Tait
Rhythm City, Lucy Ngwira

Best Achievement in Art/ Production Design – TV Soap

Rhythm City, Kagiso Malefane
Getroud Met Rugby, Michelle Cronje
Suidooster, Jessica Kleinhans

Best Actress – TV Soap

Nomzamo Mbatha as Thandeka, Isibaya
Kgomotso Christopher as Yvonne Langa, Scandal
Dawn Thandeka King as MaNgcobo, Uzalo

Best Actor – TV Soap

Pallance Dladla as Jabu, Isibaya
Jamie Bartlett as David Genaro, Rhythm City
Sdumo Mtshali as Sbu, Isibaya

Best Supporting Actress – TV Soap

Gcina Mkhize as Khanyi, Isibaya
Nokuthula Thabethe as Beauty Ngwenya, Isibaya
Linda Sebezo as Lillian Nyandeni, Isibaya

Best Supporting Actor – TV Soap

Abdul Khoza as Qhaphela Ngwenya, Isibaya
Khaya Dladla as GC, Uzalo
Melusi Mbele as Bekhumuzi, Isibaya

Best TV Soap

Isibaya, The Bomb Shelter
Uzalo, Stained Glass Productions
Rhythm City, Rhythm City Drama (Pty Ltd)

Best Achievement in Directing – Telenovela

The River, Johnny Barbuzano, Catharine Cooke, Zolani Phakade & Ferry Jele
Ring Of Lies (Season 2 ), Darryl Fuchs, David Golden, Thabo Khambule & Mandilakhe Yengo
Hope, Zuko Nodada, Pheelo Makosholo & Beauty Masvaure

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – Telenovela

The River, Gwydion Beynon & Phathutshedzo Makwarela
Ring of Lies (Season 2), Neo Sibiya, Caroline Doherty, Bongi Ndaba, Margaret Goldsmid, Peter Goldsmid, Tristram Atkins, Raffaella Delle-Donne, Lerato Khanye, Shirley Johnston, Thulani Cekiso, Paul Crilley, Philane Ndaba, Tina-Louise Smith, Sinovuyo Jwacu & Roberta Durrant
Broken Vows, Sunni Faba, Shemane Harris, Henrietta Plattner, Lwazi Mvusi, Justine Loots, Brad Katzen, Genna Lewis & Thabo Kolatsoeu

Best Achievement In Original Music/Score – Telenovela

The River, Brendan Jury
Ring of Lies (Season 2), Ngane Sikobe
Hope, Abe Sibiya

Best Achievement in Editing – Telenovela

The River, Ula Oelsen, Bongi Malefo & Matodzi Nemungadi
Ring Of Lies (Season 2), Maryke Kruger, Ambonga Abednego Mfundisi, Talya Kahan & Tanya Von Abo
Hope, Sandra Vieira, Hlumi Tlale, Matodzi Nemungadi, Nonhlanhla Nxumalo & Susan Thabethe

Best Achievement in Sound – Telenovela

The River, Ben Oelsen, Lele Seate & Tladi Mabuya
Broken Vows, Shawn Smith
Ring of Lies (Season 2), Stash Couvaris & Vanoesjka Franzsen

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Telenovela

The River, Gaopalelwe Kabe & Trevor Brown
Hope, Michael Goba
Ring of Lies (Season 2), Ntobeko Dlamini & Marc Brower

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – Telenovela

Broken Vows, Princess Morodi
The River, Nombulelo Sithole
Hope, Rochelle Selling

Best Achievement in Makeup and Hair – Telenovela

Broken Vows, Mmabatho Seema
The River, Bongi Mlotshwa
Hope, Gaserongwe Ramatapa

Best Achievement in Art/Production Design – Telenovela

Broken Vows, Sam Dell
The River, Amanda Scholtz
Ring of Lies (Season 2), Edward Liebenberg & Vincent Moreki

Best Actress – Telenovela

Moshidi Motshegwa as Malefu, The River
Sindi Dlathu as Lindiwe, The River
Jo-Anne Reyneke as Thandi, Broken Vows

Best Actor – Telenovela

Presley Chweneyagae as Cobra, The River
Hlomla Dandala as Zweli, The River
Siyabonga Radebe as Gazini Mbatha, Ring of Lies (Season 2)

Best Supporting Actress – Telenovela

Nthati Yolisa as Pula Daswa, Ring of Lies (Season 2 )
Vele Manenje as Shanduka “Shandu” Mukondelel, Ring of Lies (Season 2 )
Ferry Jele as Veronica, The River

Best Supporting Actor – Telenovela

Warren Masemola as Elias “Stukkie” Madima, Ring of Lies (Season 2)
Lawrence Maleka as Zolani, The River
Zenzo Ngqobe as Percy, The River

Best Telenovela

The River, Tshedza Pictures CC
Broken Vows, Clive Morris Productions
Ring of Lies (Season 2), Penguin Films/Paw Paw Films

Best Achievement in Directing – TV Drama

The Herd, Ernest Nkosi, Denny Miller & Thabang Moleya
Tjovitjo, Vincent Moloi
Side Dish Dilemma 1, Mandla Ngcongwane

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – TV Drama

Lockdown 2, Reabetswe Moeti
Emoyeni, Thishiwe Ziqubu, Karabo Lediga, Tshenolo Mabale, Nozipho Nkelemba & Mmabatho Montsho
The Herd, Gwydion Thomas Beynon & Lebogang Mogashoa

Best Achievement in Editing – TV Drama

Emoyeni, Itumeleng Nkabinde
Ambitions, Eugene Lombaard
Tjovitjo, Mokweikaye Masisi

Best Achievement in Sound – TV Drama

Emoyeni, Sizwe Msibi
Fynskrif, Stef Albertyn
Ambitions, Matthew James

Best Achievement in Original Music/Score – TV Drama

Fynskrif, Braam Du Toit
Knapsekerels, Adrian Kritzinger
Side Dish Dilemma 1, Kurt Slabbert

Best Achievement in Art/Production Design – TV Drama

Tjovitjo, Vivienne Mahloko
The Herd, Annemarie Jacoba Erasmus
The Docket, Ilze van den Berg, Richard Rehbock & Nazo Maloyi

Best Achievement in Wardrobe – TV Drama

Emoyeni, Honey Makwakwa
Lockdown 2, Gisellah Mcleod
The Docket, Mncedisi Mbombo, Talya Smith & Thuli Mlangeni

Best Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling – TV Drama

Lockdown 2, Carol Djieutcheu
Knapsekerels, Angi Boshoff
The Docket, Wendy Klassen & Kayla Morris

Best Achievement in Cinematography – TV Drama

Emoyeni, Marc Rowlston
Tjovitjo, Motheo Moeng
Side Dish Dilemma 1, Gaopie Kabe & Tiyane Nyembe

Best Actress – TV Drama

Dawn King as Ma-Z, Lockdown 2
Zola Nombona as Monde, Lockdown 2
Thuso Mbedu as Winnie, Is’thunzi (Season 2)

Best Actor – TV Drama

Sello Maake Ka Ncube as Bhekisizwe Mthethwa, The Herd
Warren Masemola as MaFred, Tjovitjo
Mothusi Magano as Phakamile Dladla, Emoyeni

Best Supporting Actress – TV Drama

Lorcia Cooper as Tyson, Lockdown 2
Pamela Nomvete Governor as Deborah Banda, Lockdown 2
Zikhona Bali as Londiwe, Is’thunzi (Season 2)

Best Supporting Actor – TV Drama

S’dumo Mtshali as Mandla, Is’thunzi (Season 2)
Thulani Shange as Lwazi, Is’thunzi (Season 2)
Terence Bridgett as Adam Davids, Knapsekerels

Best TV Drama

Lockdown 2, Black Brain Pictures
The Herd, Seriti Films
Tjovitjo, Puo Pha Productions

Best Documentary Short

Follows The Gun, Combined Artists
Someone to Blame: The Ahmed Timol Inquest, EMS Productions CC
Scenes From a Dry City, SaltPeter Productions CC

Best Achievement in Directing – Documentary Feature

Whispering Truth to Power, Shameela Seedat
Goldblatt, Daniel Zimbler
Everything Must Fall, Rehad Desai

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Documentary Feature

Tribe Versus Pride, Dereck Joubert
Amira, Theodor Crouse
Christiaan Barnard: Deurbraak, Christelle Parrott

Best Achievement in Editing – Documentary Feature

Tribe Versus Pride, Jolene Van Antwerp
Whispering Truth to Power, Francois Verster
Amira, Christelle Parrot

Best Achievement in Sound Design – Documentary Feature

Whispering Truth to Power, Stef Albertyn
Tribe Versus Pride, Beverly Joubert
Ons Botha, Chad Snell

Best Documentary Feature

Whispering Truth to Power, Undercurrent Film and Television CC
Everything Must Fall, Uhuru Productions (Pty) Ltd
Goldblatt, A4 Art Foundation

Best Wildlife Programme

Incredible Bats, Earth Touch
Africa’s Super Snake, Earth Touch
Grift: Honey Badger Tough, Earth Touch

Best Children’s Programme

YOTV Live Career Thursday, Urban Brew Studios
Hectic On 3, Okuhle Media
Restyle My Style (Season 4), Quizzical Pictures (Pty) Ltd

Best Reality Show

Koekedoortjie, Homebrew Films
Ultimate Braai Master (Season 5), Cooked in Africa Films
My First, Mirror Effect Media

Best Game Show

Noot vir Noot (Season 43), Stemmburg Television
Op die Spel, Homebrew Films
Parlement Parlement, Both Worlds

Best International Format Show

Survivor South Africa: Philippines, Afrokaans Film & Television
My Kitchen Rules: South Africa (Season 2), Picture Tree
Dancing With the Stars: South Africa, Rapid Blue

Best Factual & Educational Programme

Kick It, Engage Entertainment
Cishe Ngafa (Season 1), Nldovukazi Concepts
Case Closed, Justice Served: The Teenage Serial Killer, Okuhle Media

Best Current Affairs Programme

Dr Sello of Ikhageng, Health-e
Iskebhe, eNCA
Darryn August: A Selfless Hero, Combined Artists

Best Variety Show

Jan, Brainwave Productions
DStv Mzansi Viewers, Don’t Look Down Production and Agency (Pty) Ltd
Starlight Classic Johannesburg 2017, Freshly Minced

Best Magazine Show

50/50, Clive Morris Productions
The Man Cave (Season 6), Cheeky Media
Nisboere (Season 1), Production Et al

Best Youth Programme

Siyaya: Wildest Cape, Francois Odendaal Productions
Sistahood, Red Pepper Pictures (Pty) Ltd
Mi Kasi Su Kasi, What Box

Best Talk Show

Republiek Van Zoid Afrika, Brainwave Productions
Trending SA, Topina (Pty) Ltd
Thando Bares ALL: Polyamory, Oxyg3n

Media Best Music Show

The Rockets 50ste Herdenking Konsert, All Star Productions
Klavierkuiers met Pedro (Season 2 Episode 3), Red Pepper Pictures
Die Kontrak (Season 1 Episode 5), Red Pepper Pictures

Best Made-for-TV Movie

Hartstog, Deon Opperman Produksies
Thembi’s Trial, Chocolate Milk and Cookies
Mbalenhle, Leburugraphy Pictures

Best Achievement in Directing – Feature Film

Five Fingers for Marseilles, Michael Matthews
Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie, Daryne Joshua
Sew the Winter to My Skin, Jahmil X.T. Qubeka

Best Achievement in Scriptwriting – Feature Film

Kanarie, Christiaan Olwagen & Charl-Johan Lingenfelder
Wonderlus, Johan Cronje
Nommer 37, Nosipho Dumisa

Best Achievement in Cinematography – Feature Film

Meerkat Maantuig, Willie Nel
Five Fingers for Marseilles, Shaun Harley Lee
Nommer 37, Zenn van Zyl

Best Achievement in Sound Design – Feature Film

Five Fingers for Marseilles, Morne Marais, Simon Ratcliffe, James Olivier & Richard David West
Sew the Winter to My Skin, Barry Donnelly
Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie, Jean Niemandt

Best Achievement in Original Music/Score – Feature Film

Five Fingers for Marseilles, James Andrew Matthes
Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie, Quinn Lubbe
Raaiselkind, Quinn Lubbe

Best Achievement in Editing – Feature Film

Meerkat Maantuig, Warwick Allan
Sew the Winter to My Skin, Layla Swart
Nommer 37, Simon Beesley

Best Achievement in Production Design – Feature Film

Five Fingers for Marseilles, J Franz Lewis
Meerkat Maantuig, Waldemar Coetsee
The Recce, Pieter Bosman

Best Achievement in Costume Design – Feature Film

Five Fingers for Marseilles, Pierre Vienings
Susters, Carike Nel
Sew the Winter to My Skin, Pierre Vienings

Best Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling – Feature Film

Five Fingers for Marseilles, Babalwa Carol Djieutcheu & Julene Paton
Nommer 37, Babalwa Carol Djieutcheu
Stroomop, Minuche Bridgette Snyman

Best Actress – Feature Film

Jill Levenberg as Ellen Pakkies, Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie
Monique Rockman as Pam Ismael, Nommer 37
Diaan Lawrenson as Ingrid, Raaiselkind

Best Actor – Feature Film

Jarrid Geduld as Abie Pakkies, Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie
Irshaad Ally as Randall Hendricks, Nommer 37
Schalk Bezuidenhout as Johan Niemand, Kanarie

Best Supporting Actress – Feature Film

June Van Merch as Miriam, Raaiselkind
Ilse Klink as Diona, Stroomop
Anna-Mart van der Merwe as Arlene Louw, Kanarie

Best Supporting Actor – Feature Film

Alex van Dyk as Pieter, Die Stropers (The Harvesters)
Zolisa Xaluva as Black Wyatt Earp, Sew the Winter to My Skin
Germandt Geldenhuys as Ludolf Otterman, Kanarie

Best Feature Film

Kanarie, Marche Media
Sew the Winter to My Skin, Yellowbone Entertainment
Nommer 37, Gambit Films

Best TV Presenter

Nico Panagio, Survivor South Africa: Philippines
Katlego Maboe, In Die Kollig Met… Katlego Maboe (Season 1)
Sthembiso Dliwayo, Mi Kasi Su Kasi
Waldimar Pelser, kykNET Verslag in Gesprek
Kabelo Mabalane, Kick It
Bonang Matheba, DStv Mzansi Viewers’ Choice Award
Melo Moloto, Hectic On 3
Johan Stemmet, Noot vir Noot (Season 43)
Thando Thabethe, Thando Bares All
Siyuvile Ngesi, The Man Cave (Season 6)
Katlego Maboe, Tropika Island of Treasure Maldives

Most Popular TV Soap/Telenovela

Uzalo, Stained Glass Productions
Suidooster, Suidooster Films
Isidingo (The Need), Pomegranate Media
Binnelanders, Stark Films
Skeem Saam, Peu Communication Solutions
Isibaya, The Bomb Shelter
Rhythm City, Rhythm City Drama (Pty) Ltd
Imbewu, Grapevine Productions (Pty) Ltd
Getroud Met Rugby, Overberg Produskies
Scandal, Scandal!
Isithembiso, The Bomb Shelter
Hope, Moja TV Channels (trading as Siyaya Free-to-Air TV)
Broken Vows, Clive Morris Productions
The River, Tshedza Pictures CC
Ring of Lies (Season 2), Penguin Films/Paw Paw Films

SAFTAs 13 ‘In Memoriam’ call

South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) Press
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SAFTAs 13 ‘In Memoriam’ call

The 13th annual South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs 13) request submissions of members of the South African film and television industry who have passed away this past year.

The SAFTAs will be paying special tribute and honouring these heroes and heroines for their contribution to the South African film and television industry. The individuals will acknowledged and remembered during the live SAFTAs 13 television broadcast, on SABC2 on 2 March 2019.

All submissions should be emailed to staceyl@nfvf.co.za by 13 February 2019. Please include the name, surname and a high-resolution image of the deceased.

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