Catch the Durban International Film Festival in winter
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The Durban International Film Festival is presented by the University of KwaZulu-Natal's Centre for Creative Arts. The 2026 edition ran from late July to early August, centred on Suncoast CineCentre with satellite screenings at community arts centres across eThekwini. Pick a mix of features, shorts and documentaries, and check the festival website each year for the new dates and ticket details before booking travel.
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Catch the Durban International Film Festival in winterSuncoast CineCentre and community venues across Durban
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