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    Thando Thabethe and Busisiwe Lurayi in a scene from How To Ruin Christmas: The Wedding
    News
    30 April 2021

    The Top 2021 South African Film And Television Awards (SAFTAs) Nominees

    Blood & Water, Queen Sono, How To Ruin Christmas: The Wedding are among the Netflix South Africa originals that have garnered a total of 45 nominations, charting a historical breakthrough for the content platform since entering the South African market.

    Cast of Netflix 'Blood and Water' pictured above.
    Film + TV
    15 June 2020

    Netflix's 'Blood & Water' Set to Return for Second Season

    Following a wildly successful first season, Netflix has announced that the teen-led drama will be returning to screens for a second season.

    ​Nosipho Dumisa pictured above.
    Film + TV
    05 June 2020

    In Conversation with Nosipho Dumisa: 'Everyone can relate to the idea of losing someone they love.'

    We spoke with award-winning director Nosipho Dumisa about 'Blood & Water'—the most successful Netflix African Original Series to date.

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    05 October 2018

    Watch the Trailer for 'Number 37'—South African Filmmaker Nosipho Dumisa's Hitchcock-Inspired Thriller

    The film is set to screen in U.S. theaters soon.

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