2018 October
Everything Must Fall 48, 58 and 84 min (Director/Producer)
An unflinching look at the #FeesMustFall student movement that burst onto the South African political landscape in 2015 as a protest over the cost of education, and morphed into the most militant national revolt since the country’s first democratic elections in 1994. The story is told by four student leaders at Wits University and their Vice Chancellor, Adam Habib, a left-wing, former anti-apartheid student activist. When Habib’s efforts to contain the protest fail, he brings 1000 police on to campus. There are dire consequences for the young leaders: Mcebo Dlamini is arrested and charged with serious offences, Shaeera Kalla is shot 13 times with rubber-coated bullets; others, fearing the involvement of the state security agencies, are forced into hiding.

2016
The Giant is Falling 48, 58 and 77 min (Director/Producer)
A sweeping look at the big political events of recent years that signify the end of an era in South Africa. With declining popularity at the polls and the real possibility of losing the comfortable majority the party has enjoyed for two decades, the big debate in South Africa is whether or not the party can recover its reputation as the most respected liberation movement in the world? Partners: ZDF Arte, DRTV, NRK, EO IKON DOCS, Bertha Foundation, Bread for the World
Best South African Film Johannesburg Film Festival – Shown at 37 Film Festivals to date

2014
Miners Shot Down 86 and 52 min (Director/Producer)
In August 2012, mineworkers in one of South Africa’s biggest platinum mines began a wildcat strike for better wages. Six days later, the police used live ammunition to brutally suppress the strike, killing 34 and injuring many more. Using the POV of the Marikana miners, Miners Shot Down, follows the strike from day one, showing the courageous but isolated fight waged by a group of low paid workers against the combined forces of the mining company, Lonmin, the ANC government and their allies in the National Union of Mineworkers. What emerges is collusion at the top, spiralling violence and the country’s first post-apartheid massacre. South Africa will never be the same again. NFVF, Ford Foundation, Bertha Foundation, 9 international public broadcasters, and Al Jazeera English and North America. To date shown at over 80 festivals, won 28 festival prizes/awards including an International Emmy in 2015.

2010
Battle for Johannesburg 52 and 72 min (Director/Producer)
The Battle for Johannesburg captures the changing face of Johannesburg as efforts to turn back the clock on more than ten years of decay are underway. It’s a tale of eager property developers vying for sections of the crumbling metropolis, of a city council determined to create a city that’s world class and ultimately of how this affects the hundreds of thousands of people who have, out of necessity, made the slums their home. IKON, YLE, TV2, NHK, SABC, PRESS TV, NFVF.

2008
THE WAR OF HEADS 75 min (Director/Producer)
Historical Drama with documentary elements. SABC/NFVF/Uhuru co- production Format HD. The story of the Bhambatha rebellion is one of resistance, heroism and ultimately of violent colonial conquest. SABC, NFVF.

2006 
BUSHMANS SECRET 52 and 64min (Director/Producer)
A documentary that looks at the exploitation of the intellectual property rights of the San Tribe in South Africa by the multinational Unilever, the concessions gained and the consequences thereof. YLE, TV2, IKON, ZDF-Arte, RBTF, SABC, NFVF, CWCI, EED Germany. Shown at 20 Film Festivals, awards Durban International Film Festival, Palmares, Brazil.

2004
BORN INTO STRUGGLE 52 and 75min (Director/Producer)
A personal documentary about the filmmaker’s relationship to his well known father, a leader in the South African liberation movement, set against the backdrop of the struggle for South Africa and the transition to democracy. YLE , SBS, TV2, NRK, RBTF SABC, Jan Vrijman Fund, Africalia, NFVF, European Union CWCI, Fond Image Afrique, Mott Foundation

Shown at over 40 International Film Festivals:
Encounters Documentary Film Festival 2004. Best South African documentary Audience Award
Apollo Film Festival South Africa 2004 – Winner
World Cinema Festival Cape Town 2004 – Winner
Cannes Film Festival – official selection 2005 –
Durban Int. Film Festival Special Mention 2005