Pirated copies of the Oscar-winning South African film “Tsotsi” are selling like hotcakes in Botswana, the country’s northern neighbor, despite the March arrest of key members of a syndicate ...

JOHANNESBURG — Oscar winner “Tsotsi,” TV newsroom drama “Hard Copy” and soap “Isidingo” were the biggest winners at the first South African Film and Television Awards on Saturday. Broadcast live on ...

Terry Pheto Celebrates 2 Decades of Tsotsi's Iconic Oscar Win. These are some of the incredible moments that make South Africa to be one of the best ...

South African actor Presley Chweneyagae, star of the Oscar-winning South African film "Tsotsi", has died at the age of 40, his agent announced Tuesday. Chweneyagae gained international fame in 2006 ...

This is DAY TO DAY. It's the weekend, dear listeners. There are new movies out to see. To help you pick and choose, we present our weekly digest of what critics are saying. This is compiled by the ...

“Tsotsi,” based on Athol Fugard’s novel, will open the Pan African Film Festival at a Feb. 9 screening and gala hosted by Forest Whitaker at the Directors Guild of America. A Golden Globe nominee for ...

South Africans popped champagne corks and cheered their first Oscar win for the film “Tsotsi” on Monday, hoping the Hollywood accolade would spur a revival in local movie-making. Supporters watching ...

After their surprise Oscar win for Best Foreign Language Film with the South African drama Tsotsi, the two lead actors Terry Pheto and Presley Chweneyagae are on a mini world tour. Following North ...

For the 19-year-old man-child they call Tsotsi -- Johannesburg street slang for "thug" -- it has come down to this: He has burst into an apartment, pulled out a gun and forced the woman inside to ...

In this week’s audio-only Summary Judgment, Mark Jordan Legan sums up how the critics feel about three new releases: Tsotsi, a South African drama nominated for a best foreign film Oscar; Running ...

TOKYO -- Film distributor Nikkatsu Co. has defied Japan's movie ratings board by screening 2006 foreign-language Oscar winner "Tsotsi" to a group of teenagers under age 15. By Julian Ryall, The ...