If there’s one thing to know about Street Talk TV, it’s that our team members know how to bring their A-game. Our go-to researcher, Lwazi Mpanza is no different. We are excited to announce that Lwazi has self-published her own book, The Melody of Tragedy...
Street Stories Films was established by filmmakers and activists Shelley Barry, Richard Mills, Jo Menell and struggle icon, Barbara Masekela. The primary objective of the foundation is to use the medium of film/television to create a more tolerant and understanding...
Since our first show in 2008, a lot has happened both in the world and at our office. It’s been a while since we’ve touched base with our audience and see how our films are being received. In true Street Talk-style, we wanted to see what the word was on the street. ...
What is Street Talk TV without the streets? A large part of what we do here at Street Talk TV is to bring real stories from local communities to your screens. We go into people’s homes, work environments, social gatherings, but when this is taken away, what is left? ...
At Street Talk TV, we’ve brought you documentaries about social change and hot topics. From gangsterism to the state of the nation, it’s safe to say that we’re not afraid of the nitty-gritty realism that is living in South Africa. This year, we’re mixing things up a...
To end off an exciting year here at Street Talk TV, we had the privilege of being invited to work with the City of Cape Town to bring the men of Macassar our films. In the hopes to bring about awareness to gender-based violence during the famous 16 Days of Activism...
Some of the topics that we cover stir up emotions. If you are inspired to act from having seen one of our films, then download our take action manifesto
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