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Surviving Christmas is like the pair of socks
that you get on Christmas day when you were expecting
something much better. A pair of socks is a lousy
present and that’s exactly what this film
is.
Other releases in SA this week:
1) Alexander
2) Heartlands
3) White Chicks
4) Swades
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| ART CINEMA:
1) Station Agent
2) De-Lovely
3) Goodbye, Lenin!
4) Luther
5) The Triplets of Belleville
MAINSTREAM:
1) Alexander the Great
2) The Incredibles
3) White Chicks
4) National Treasure
5) Bride and Prejudice
w/end: 17 to 19 January
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|  SA FILM CLOSES
We’re sad to announce that the South African Film Website is closing. While we will no longer update the site, existing content will remain online for some time, so please make use of the archives. Thanks for your support over the years. Any questions? Please contact Underdog Entertainment. 2005-02-17
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 | SA Film Wins at LA Festival
At a ceremony in Los Angeles this week, South African film Hey Boy picked up two key awards in the third annual Mini DV digital film festival. The film won “Director’s Top Choice” as well as “Best Actor” for Brendan Pollecutt. 2004-12-19 |
 | Golden Globe Nominations
The Hollywood Award season is well underway and yesterday; 13 December, The Hollywood Foreign Press Association which awards the Golden Globes to honor achievements in film and television during the calendar year announced its nominees for the 62nd Annual Golden Globe Awards. 2004-12-17 |
 | Eternal Sunshine Back For A Limited Run
In light of the recent Awards achievements of Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind and also due to public demand, Ster-Kinekor Distribution is pleased to announce that it will re-release Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind for a limited run, beginning on 7 January 2005. 2004-12-17 |
 | 26th Durban International Film Festival
The 26th Durban International Film Festival , taking place from 15 to 26 June 2005 , will present over 200 screenings celebrating the best in South African, African and international cinema. 2004-12-10 |
 | 10 years of celebrations are just beginning.....
The curtain may have come down on the Cape Town World Cinema Festival, but something in the movie landscape of the Mother City has changed dramatically this year. World Cinema has made a tiny but significant dent in the Hollywood omnibus. 2004-12-08 |
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