Knuckle City movie submitted for Oscars

Friday, November 29, 2019

Knukle City was shown for the second time in SA after opening the 40th edition of the Dubai Intl. Film Festival few months ago.

JOHANNESBURG: Recently MultiChoice Group (MCG) hosted its second annual media showcase, under the theme ‘Africa’s most-loved storyteller’, in Johannesburg.

Media representatives from across the African continent got an opportunity to watch some of the featured films, amongst them being the hard-hitting Knuckle City, which South Africa has submitted for the International Feature Film category at the Oscars.

The film already had its international premiere in the Contemporary World Cinema section at the Toronto Film Festival. It was shown for the second time in SA after opening the 40th edition of the Durban Intl. Film Festival few months ago.

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