Swedish producer/actor Josefine Tengblad (Kiss Me), the talented Dreyer Weber (A Marine Story), Bavo Defurne (North Sea Texas), and 2 local directors – Fanney Tsimong (writer/director of The Secret), and Mthokozisi Lembethe (director of the short film, Paving Forward).

We have 9 days of films for our first mini-festival in 2012. Get all the schedules for Jozi and Cape Town here…

A married man has the help of his BF in getting out of the closet. Intriguiging contemporary cinema South African and very funny.

Lukas has a secret and must think on his feet, surrounded as he is by a host of nice and not-so-nice teens, as intent as any to get laid, party and have a good time.

Exquisite tale of blossoming teen love among the windswept North Sea dunes, great script and acting.

Original, cool and spare tale of a boxer and his lover – beautiful South American cinema – remember Undertow?

Blonde, buff and beulah, an ex-marine is faced with sudden freedom and the chance to love. Multiple award winning tale of ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ and a new life.

Lekker lesbofliek, great performances and cinematography, with genuine subtexts – familial relationships, facing up to one’s weaknesses, the hardship of honesty and the pain of infidelity.

This is the real Cabaret, a lush period drama with a smile factor as big as its production values, with Matt Smith (Dr Who) as Isherwood.

Glenn Close, dressed and acting as a man, in an Oscar nominated role and with a great supporting cast. Life is fairly simple until Albert decides to take a wife.

Wild, irreverent and funny… the Irish lads cruise clubs and men, but they’re stalked by The Grim Reaper and a succession of crazy characters drop dead. It’s the London movie Guy Ritchie should have made, audacious and bold.