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Tell eTV and SABC to show Miners Shot Down
On August 16th all South Africans will pause and reflect on the tragedy that was the Marikana Massacre. As our free to air channel and public broadcaster, eTV and the SABC have a responsibility to tell the story of our … Continue reading →
Al Jazeera to Screen Miners Shot Down
In the run up to the 2 year commemoration of the massacre in Marikana, Al Jazeera English will be doing a number of screenings of Miners Shot Down in Africa, during the month of August. Below are the times and dates when … Continue reading →
Miners Shot Down at Lusaka International Film and Music Festival
We’re excited to announce that Miners Shot Down has been selected to open the Lusaka International Film and Music Festival 2014 on Friday, 26th September. The film will be screened at 8pm at the Levy Junction Mall’s Fresh View Cinemas. The Lusaka International … Continue reading →
Miners Shot Down on TV
The AfriDocs Film Week allowed Miners Shot Down to be screened to an audience that would otherwise not have access to this important film. The response was phenomenal, with people commending the film for raising awareness about this tragedy and asking how they could further get … Continue reading →
AfriDocs Film Week
Exciting news for Miners Shot Down – the film will be broadcasted on DStv as a part of the Afridocs Film Week. Below is the press release with all the details… A world first will be taking place this month … Continue reading →
Screening Under the Stars
Molo Mollo hosts wonderful open air film screenings on a city rooftop every second Wednesday and on the 18th of June there will be a special screening with Miners Shot Down as the feature for the evening. Entry will be R70 … Continue reading →
South African Cinema Premiere
Miners Shot Down screened to a sold out cinema at Encounters South African International Documentary Festival at the beginning of June, and has since received some fantastic reviews. We have been overwhelmed by the incredible responses from our audiences and have received some … Continue reading →
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Tagged Award Winning South African documentary, Cinema Nouveau, Cinema release, City Press, Encounters Documentary Film Festival, Miners Shot Down, Miners Shot Down screening, South African documetary films, Ster Kinekor, Sunday Times, The Daily Maverick
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Youth Outreach Screening with Equal Education
On Sunday the 27th of April, a special youth outreach screening of Miners Shot Down took place at Sizwe Secondary School in Germiston, South Africa. The screening was arranged in collaboration with Equal Education, which is a movement of learners, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Award Winning South African documentary, Equal Education, Marikana, Marikana Massacre, Marikana Support Campaign, Miners Shot Down, Miners Shot Down screening, mining, Rehad Desai, South African documetary films, South African politics, Youth Screening of Miners Shot Down
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Response to Outreach Screening
On behalf of TAC let me take this opportunity and thank you for a wonderful work that you have done today, you have demonstrated to us what activism is all about. Today you have afforded us as TAC an opportunity … Continue reading →
Rehad Desai speaks at The Gathering
The special election edition of the annual Daily Maverick’s conference, The Gathering, took place today, 10 April, to a full house at the Lyric Theatre in Gold Reef City Casino, Johannesburg. An impressive collection of some of South Africa’s most … Continue reading →
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