A Lion’s Trail reveals the story of Solomon Linda, the Zulu herdboy behind The Lion Sleeps Tonight, whose rights were stolen. This captivating documentary explores the journey from Africa to America, highlighting the injustices of copyright and the unifying force of music.

Afrikaaps is a groundbreaking film and stage play reclaiming Afrikaans as a language of liberation. It shatters whitewashing efforts, highlighting alternative histories through Cape Town’s hip hop artists who captivate with immediacy, irreverence and vibrancy.

Miners Shot Down exposes the 2012 Marikana massacre where 34 striking miners were killed by South African Police. Rehad Desai masterfully chronicles the events leading to the tragedy, revealing complicity between Lonmin, the ANC government and the police.

On 9 Aug 1956, 20,000 women marched to the Union Buildings in South Africa in protest against the dompas, challenging post-liberation relegation. Standing on Their Shoulders powerfully highlights ongoing resistance against oppression and pays tribute to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.

Narrated by Morgan Freeman, The 16th Man captures the remarkable events of 1995 when South Africa hosted the Rugby World Cup. It showcases Nelson Mandela’s political acumen in using the tournament to unite a nation on the brink of civil war.

The Long Journey of Clement Zulu is a powerful documentary following the release of three men from Robben Island, revealing their transformative experiences in a changing South Africa. It pays tribute to overlooked heroes and challenges media stereotypes of political prisoners.