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South African Short Film Scoops Award at the “Tarifa Film Festival”
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Izulu Lam (My Secret Sky), written by Madoda Ncayiyana and Julie Frederikse has recently won the “Best Actress” award at the Tarifa International Pan Film Festival which took place in Spain. The film is about a journey of two young Kwazulu Natal kids as they re-adjust their lives from a life lived in the rural outskirts of South Africa to the gloomy city, after they mother’s death.
Sobahle Mkhabase the lead actress who plays a character named Thembi, is the one who won the title for “Best Actress”, beating professional and experienced actors, despite her minimum experience in the industry. Izulu Lami (My Secret Sky) is scheduled to screen at the Durban International Film Festival in July before its distribution to the movie theaters.
To learn more about this film and the actors, visit the official website.
One Response to “South African Short Film Scoops Award at the “Tarifa Film Festival””
bob machine says:
February 27th, 2012 at 8:02 am
Nice old pic of Durban. Its a pity the munts have turned it into a turd world $h 1t hole since they took over in 94! South africas high water mark was about 1988. Today its just a pile of debt cleverly hidden from the general public most of whom are illiterate of vote for the anc while peeling bananas with their feet.P W Botha was right. No white country can ever succeed under the corrupt mismanagement of the black man. The filthy crumbling city’s around south africa today are living proof that the old man was right.
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