Flame – Fiction (89′)
Tides Of Gold – Documentary (52′)
Robert Mugabe… What Happened? – Documentary (80′)
Africa Is A Woman’s Name – Documentary (30′)
Corridors Of Freedom – Documentary (52′)
Mama Africa: Six Dynamic Tales Of Modern Africa By Women – Drama (6 x 26′)
The King And The People (52′)
Mbira Music: Spirit Of The People – Documentary (52′)
Dance For Peace – Documentary (52′)
‘On The Frontline’ Exhibition Of Photographs And Video At The Nelson Mandela Foundation, Johannesburg
More Zimmedia Films
Limpopo Line – Documentary (40’)
The rebuilding of a key railway line from landlocked Botswana and Zimbabwe to the Port of Maputo in neighbouring Mozambique. The line has been blocked by rebels, funded and armed by South Africa, in an attempt to destabilise Frontline States’ trade. Zimbabwean soldiers join Mozambican troops to protect the first train to travel down the Limpopo Line since the destruction began. In the apocalyptic badlands of Gaza, the remains of burnt-out, overturned locomotives and coaches litter either side. The train survives an ambush, injured soldiers are offloaded and finally, the train reaches the port of Maputo. An inspiring story of collaboration and courage. BBC,The World This Week; CBC Canada; Discovery Channel USA
Dance Got Me – Documentary. (40’)
Bawren Tavaziva and Tavaziva Dance will move your soul. A story of talent and determination as a young dancer journeys from unemployment on the township streets of Harare to the glossy heights of Sadlers Wells and The Place, London’s premier contemporary dance venues. Zimmedia have produced a stunning blend of African and European images and sounds to introduce this emotional Zimbabwean dancer/ choreographer to the world as Bawren’s journey is evoked through his choreograpy as much as through his words.
The People’s Law – Documentary (26′)
Andrew Mushita, a Zimbabwean environmentalist, spent 6 years in consultation with peasant farmers, traditional healers, government policy makers, commercial seed and pharmaceutical companies drafting a law to protect the rights of traditional knowledge in plants and animals. Screened at WTO conference Cancun 2003 and environmental conferences worldwide.
Give Us Peace – Docu-fiction (8.5’)
A beautiful choreography between a powerful father and an innocent child. The dancer who plays the father leaves his young daughter in the township to attend the dress rehearsal. He warns her to lock the door and not let any soldiers in. Held up by violent riots in Harare city centre, he arrives late. But the show goes on, and after bowing to a massive ovation, he catches a lonely bus back to the township and his sleepy child.