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Lindiwe Suttle s story of abuse in Montsho s good hands Desmond’s Not Here Anymore to start shooting in July 21 April 2021 - 08:07
Mmabatho Montsho is set to direct international short film Desmond’s Not here Anymore, based on the award-winning screenplay by Lindiwe Suttle Mueller-Westernhagen.
The script writer, the daughter of veteran talk show host Felicia Mabuza-Suttle, won the 2019 HollyShorts Screenplay competition. She told Sowetan last year that Montsho was her dream director to spearhead the project.
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Aubrey Poo talks about funding in the arts & what government needs to prioritise 17 March 2021 - 07:00 Actor Aubrey Poo says the arts need money to thrive and they are not getting enough of it. Image: Instagram/Aubrey Poo
Over the past year the global Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the significance of the arts in human life, but veteran actor Aubrey Poo feels this has not been enough to get the “powers-that-be” to prioritise the industry and those in it.
Aubrey spoke candidly about what he believes needs to be done for the arts industry not to fade away and die, especially after the industry has endured times as tough as they have during the pandemic and the general “neglect” of ensuring the industry grows and supports new talent.