About The Film

For a young Afrikaans boy growing up during the dawn of apartheid, submission to conservative values was the only option. Harry, desperate for more, finds himself trapped and frustrated in the expectations of his society; until he finds the courage to follow his desires. A mysterious girl from out of town leads him to a shebeen in a township nearby. Harry soon becomes overwhelmed by the world of jazz and dancing…….But when the police raid the shebeen Harry comes dangerously close to losing his new found freedom.

Gone Sweet Night will be shown various times throughout the year. These dates and times will be posted here when available.

Please feel free to e-mail for any information or questions to info@gonesweetnight.co.za

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

And the winners are….

Finally, we are back from a well-deserved vacation. 2007 ended on a fantastic note with a successful premiere of Gone Sweet Night, and the long awaited AFDA Awards Ceremony. A well-attended black tie event was the order of the evening and the entire production team was there to hopefully share in the glory and success of the show…and glorious it was.

Congratulations to the entire production team and special thanks to everyone that helped make this project as successful as it is. And the winners are…


Best Script:
Adrian Burger(Dawn of the Droid)
Trevor Louw(Gone Sweet Night)
Corneil Nel(Scolionophobia)
Tafadzwa Njovana(Canaan)
Lee-Ann Olwage(Elsies Kwota)

Best Male Actor in a Lead Role:
Munyaradzi Chidzonga(Ndiyazi)
Nelson Das Neves(Gone Sweet Night)
Mzukisi Ntantiso(Cure)
Mzukisi Ntantiso(Uhambo)
Mark Price(Far From Safe)

Best Costume Make-Up & Styling:
Haelwyn Adams(Gone Sweet Night)
Sean Kovenc(Sokkie Ce Chic)
Kaley Meyer(Cure)
Kaley Meyer (Elsies Kwota)
Nina Richards(Canaan)
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