The Last Ranger is South Africa’s Oscar-nominated short film, focusing on rhino poaching and the bond between a female game ranger and a young girl. Director Cindy Lee highlights the film’s uniqueness and success in showcasing South African stories on a global stage. The film’s compelling performances, advocacy for rhino conservation, and cinematic quality contribute to its impact as part of a larger anthology of films inspired by the Covid pandemic, representing the country’s storytelling prowess and global relevance.
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News24 | ‘A cloud of fluffiness’: Overcoming the real pitfalls of being a woman in SA
The 9th of August marks the 1956 march of 20,000 women to the Union Buildings in Pretoria, protesting against the oppressive dompas. However, the significance of this activism is often overshadowed by superficial celebrations, including special promotions and trivial messaging. Want More Context? 🔎
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