Gwazela - Volume 1

AFDA Presents
A Flymachine Films Production

The legendary myth of Gwazela is discovered by an evil rightwing rebel. He forces the hero to kill once more in order to gain power over the ruling party. But the evil rebel has other plans for the man they called Gwazela.


Starring
Dumisani Dlamini
Ivan Jones
Ana Trujic
Nkopane Mohola

Featuring The D-Tour Girls

Executive Producer - Shawn VZ
Co-Producer - Genevieve Ferdandes
Director - Grant Wheeler
Cinematographer - Graham Boonzaaier
Production Designer - Jeanie Smit
Sound Design - Mattew Bowen, Rainer Halbich
Visual Effects - Mike Bower
Editor - Ruan Cremer
Photographers - Samantha Sváva, Johnny Sidecutter

Music
Hugh Davison - Windchimes
Hugh Davison - Rumble In The Jungle
SubMachine - Windchimes
(www.myspace.com/putthevoodooback)

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• AWB
• Afrikaner
• weerstand
• Eugene
• Terre'blanche
• beweeging
• flymachine
• Films
• gwasela
• gwazela
• myth
• Huye
• VooDoo
• windchimes
• hugh
• davison
• ivan
• jones
• Ana
• Trujic
• Wheeler
• filmmaker
• reel
• short
• film
• SubMachine
• D-tour
• girl
• revolution
• south
• africa

[Schoggodrops]

Silly.

[Flrsi]

I'm sure this wasn't made to be realistic or accurate, and I'm guessing the "popcorn movie"-bit is intentional... Although I have to agree, emotional attachment to the characters would've helped a lot. See Robert Rodriguez's movies (Oh, wait a minute, I'm sure you've seen it) for examples of how this should be done.

[Flrsi]

This looks very familiar... Wish you could've been more original.

And why the bad sound in the AWB-place?

I'm sure you could've done better.

[Crash6Nemesis]

An M16a1 with a scope.. lol. Not to mention the way Gazela was looking through that scope, he would have got a nice shiner from the kickback of the weapon.

Nice idea, but I really am not believing it. Especially ANA and her sidekicks of the AWB. lol, with G36's... If they were true AWB, I imagine they'd be using a real Afrikaner weapon.

It seems all these films you guys have made are just popcorn movies with no real emotional attachment to the characters. I really didn't believe any of it.

[JohnDovey]

Very Cool