“One of the most thrilling, ingenious and frightening spy stories I’ve ever read, and all the more powerful because it’s true.”
- The Hollywood Reporter

“Like 'Doctor Zhivago', it is an old-fashioned tale of romance and adventure that captures the imagination... all the more so when the tale is true. It will become an event film.”
- Dan Petrie

“A modern fairy tale... A suspense thriller. A dramatic and moving true story... extraordinary.”
- Publishers Weekly

"WHEN THE LION FEEDS" - click to view synopsis

“Raw experience, grim realism, history and romance welded with mystery and the bewilderment of life itself.”
- American Library Journal

"THE WORD OF A GENTLEMAN" - click to view synopsis

An extraordinary telling of the David Livingstone story through the eyes of Henry Stanley.

"E’LOLLIPOP" - click to view synopsis    click to view website

Soon after its release, the South African classic "e’Lollipop" was nearly banned by the Apartheid government for depicting interracial harmony. The production likewise experienced distribution difficulties in certain “white” South African cinemas.

Notwithstanding such challenges, "e’Lollipop" became one of the highest grossing films in the history of South African cinema and attracted the largest black audience of any film screened in the country during the period 1976-1979.

Ma-Afrika Films' commitment to all South Africans ensured that audiences throughout South Africa were able to enjoy "e’Lollipop" via the use of mobile 16mm projector units in schools and municipal halls.

"e’Lollipop" has been re-released on VHS and DVD due to overwhelming demand from South Africans everywhere.