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S2 46 Brandon Auret on Funding The Local Film Industry artwork

S2 46 Brandon Auret on Funding The Local Film Industry

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S2 E4629:57
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A lot of us came across Brandon Auret's LinkedIN video where he spoke about foreign films, the importance of co-productions and how Donald Trump is throwing his toys when it comes to the American film industry. Award-winning actor and filmmaker, Brandon, is best known for his roles on Elysium, District 9, Chappie and popular soapie, Isidingo. He has called on Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, to use Trump’s proposed 100% tariffs on films made outside the US as an opportunity to invest in the local film industry. Gino caught up with Brandon for a Zoom chat about how building up our film industry would benefit not just local actors and crews, but whole communities. “I’m a firm believer in that when the door is closed, jump through the window,” says Brandon. Yes? No? Send us a text Let us know what you think, what movie or series you would like to see featured, or just to tell us how brilliant it all is: instagram.com/africancouchpotato x.com/africancouchpot gino.arlechino@gmail.com WhatsApp Channel: Mzansi Film News, Views and Reviews YouTube; African Couch Potato - YouTube https://www.patreon.com/c/AfricanCouchPotato Gino Shelile’s profile • Letterboxd Member of the Film Critics Association of South Africa (FCASA) Produced by Ted Loukes and A10 Consulting ted@aten.co.za Music by The_Mountain from Pixabay CHqjHqS2RAMkVSeydGo7 © SANTE MEDIA 2026

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