30/08/2025
IT’S WOMEN’S MONTH & GREYTOWN GIRL SCOOPS UP ANOTHER ACCOLADE - MAKES A COME BACK TO THE BIG SCREEEN
Following its recent triumph at the Cannes Film Awards 2025 in France, where it was honoured with Best African Film, Greytown Girl has once again captured global attention by winning Best Feature Film at the Female Film Festival International. The Feedback Female Film Festival (FFFF), founded to spotlight the creativity of women filmmakers and screenwriters, is renowned for showcasing the best female talent in film and television worldwide. Each submission is reviewed by select audiences and film critics in Los Angeles, California, and Toronto, Canada.
Greytown Girl’s latest accolade arrives in August, Women’s Month in South Africa, making the win even more meaningful. This recognition is a powerful testament to the strength, resilience, and authenticity of the Feminine Divine, embodied through the film’s story and artistry.
At a Woman’s Month screening of Greytown Girl AB Moosa, CEO of Nolava International Distribution, said: “Greytown Girl continues to resonate with audiences both locally and globally. We have been inundated with requests to bring it back, and while discussions with streaming platforms are ongoing, we believe in the magic of the big screen. Cinecentre will re-release the film for a limited time, giving audiences another chance to share in its power.”
Cinema-goers can book for a chance to watch this iconic movie, which will be screened on the 6th and 7th of September 2025 at Cinecentre Suncoast Casino Hotels and Entertainment. Please visit the website www.cinecentre.co.za to secure your booking.
Writer Producer Rani Sitaram of , also spoke at the event “Tonight we celebrated Meena about whom the story is told. Girl is a multi-award-winning film. All who were part of the making of the film must share in it’s accolades, including our brilliant Child Cast. A beautiful way to end Woman’s Month”
Vikash Sitaram, MD of and Executive Producer: “I am extremely proud of all the women and girls that worked on this film, from cast to crew. Meena and Sister Biyela embody the true powers that women and the divine energy of love that they bring to our world.”
Asgar Mahomed, Co-Producer, added: “To see it honoured as Best Feature Film at the Feedback Female Film Festival is deeply humbling. This story belongs to every woman who has ever had to fight to be seen, heard and loved.”
Greytown Girl continues to shine as a proudly South African cinematic achievement, inspiring audiences worldwide and affirming the power of women’s voices in film.
