Dying For Gold - Official Trailer

South Africa’s wealth and white privilege has been funded by large scale maiming and killing of people by the gold mining industry.
Today gold miner communities across Southern Africa have nothing to show for the wealth they produced except extreme rural underdevelopment and the world’s worst epidemic of TB and silicosis. 

Through testimonies from communities in mining families throughout Southern Africa and extensive use of contrasting archive materials DYING FOR GOLD tells the story of how we have arrived at this extraordinary situation.
DYING FOR GOLD brings to the surface the real cost of South African gold.


Screenings

Date Country Town/region Venue Time
2021
11-14 November South Africa Rustenburg Rustenburg Film Festival 11 September opening night film
24-26 September Holland Amsterdam Humans of Film festival Winner Jury award for Best Feature
9-12 September Holland Amsterdam Global Perspectives
1-9 September UK I Will Tell Film Festival Winner Ndinadsawapanga award
13 July Belgium Leuven Afrika festival 7pm
1-3 July Slovenia Hrastnik Festival of Working Film 7pm
19 May South Africa Muizenburg 7pm
3 April United States Ithaca 7pm
2020
21 October Denmark Gudhjem Cinema 3pm
16 August Denmark Copenhagen Empire Bio 3pm
All screenings have been suspended due to COVID 19 until further notice
11 March South Africa Stellenbosch Woordfees 3pm
17 February South Africa Johannesburg UJ 3pm
13 February South Africa Johannesburg African Leadership Academy 3:30pm
2019
13 November Nigeria Lagos AFRIFF 2pm
8 November Germany Berlin Afrikamer film festival 6pm
31 October South Africa Cape Town UWC university 2pm
30 October South Africa Knysna Knysna Film festival 2pm
27 October United Kingdom Edinburgh Africa in Motion Film Festival 7:45pm
18 October South Africa Andriesvale African Human rights film festival Kalahari 2pm
2 October South Africa Stellenbosch Stellenbosch Visual Arts dept 2pm
16 August South Africa Cape Town UCT Historical Studies dept 3pm
6 August South Africa Johannesburg UJ Sociology Dept 2pm
1 August South Africa Cape Town Norval Foundation 6pm
27 July South Africa Durban Musgrave 1 2pm
25 July South Africa Durban Ohlange Museum 3pm
19 July South Africa Durban Musgrave 3 7:45pm
24-30 June South Africa Johannesburg The Bioscope Various
25 June South Africa Makhandla Southern African historical Society 5:30pm
14 June South Africa Johannesburg Cinema Nouveau Rosebank, Encounters Film festival 7pm
13 June South Africa Cape Town The Labia, Encounters Film festival 8:30pm
11 June South Africa Cape Town The Labia, Encounters Film festival 6:30pm
8 June South Africa Cape Town Bertha Cinema, Tshisimani centre 2pm
16 May South Africa Cape Town School of Public health UCT 5pm
5 May Canada Hotdocs ff Toronto TIFF Bell lightbox 2 1pm
2 May South Africa Cape Town Engineers without borders,UCT Upper Campus, Snape 3C 6pm
27 April South Africa Ginsberg Township, King Williams Town Steve Biko Centre 11:30am
26 April Canada Hotdocs ff Toronto Scotiabank theater Cinema 4 12:45pm
25 April Canada Hotdocs ff Toronto TIFF Bell lightbox 3 8:30pm
18 April South Africa Khayelitsha Tshisimani centre Cancelled will reschedule
9 April South Africa Johannesburg Wits Apolonia theatre 2nd floor Wits school of Arts building East Campus 5pm
27 March South Africa Welkom Thabong community hall 6pm
22 March South Africa Johannesburg Constitutional Hill 6pm
16 March South Africa Cape Town Tshisimani Centre for Activist Education please RSVP 9:30am
8 March South Africa Rapid Lion International Film Festival Johannesburg 10:30am
2 March South Africa Rapid Lion International Film Festival Johannesburg 8:30pm
2018
16 September South Africa Eastern Cape, Bizana Bizana Catholic Church 10AM
17 September South Africa Eastern Cape, Flagstaff Flagstaff community church 10AM
24 September South Africa Eastern Cape, Pikoli Pikoli community church 10AM
15 November South Africa Joburg International Film Festival Cinema Nouveau (Panel Discussion) 7:30 PM
17 November South Africa Joburg International Film Festival Cinema Nouveau 12:15 PM

The film was financed with the generous support of and in partnership with the Ford Foundation, OSISA, Open Society Foundation of South Africa, the Heinrich Böll Foundation and South Africa Department of Trade and Industry(DTI).