Sink proves that locals films don’t have to be awful. I spent some time with writer/director/producer Brett Michael Innes, as well as lead actresses, Anel Alexander and Shoki Mokgapa. The film tells the story of a Mozambican domestic worker, Rachel ...

Silence often ‘speaks’ louder than words. It breathes, imbues, implies that which cannot be conveyed through dialogue. In Sink, an eerie, tense, and emotionally-charged ‘quiet’ permeates every aspect of the film, producing a striking effect that haunts the viewer. This multiple ...

South Africa’s domestic workers and gardeners cut such stark figures: poorly paid (even at minimum wage), often abused, yet trusted with the rich’s most cherished belongings: their homes, their pets, their children. This relationship between employer and employee is a ...