Cape Town 🇿🇦 We’re proud to launch our exclusive FAMFAM x Ma Se Kinders merch collaboration, created in support of the local community in Hangberg, Cape Town. Designed by @solosworld_ Available online via FAMFAM app! On Saturday, 16 May, FAMFAM and Ma Se Kinders come together for a special free community-led day focused on creativity, connection, and creating positive alternatives for the next generation. From music, art, dance, wellness, food, and cultural exchange. Join us from 9AM–3PM in Hangberg, Cape Town. More event info + free registration via the FAMFAM app. All Links in Bio!

@masekindersfoundation is honored to present the ma se kinders festival in collaboration with @famfamfoundation Cape Town ❤️ On Saturday, 16 May, FAMFAM and Ma Se Kinders come together in Hangberg, Cape Town for a community-led festival focused on creativity, connection and creating positive alternatives for the next generation. Through music, mural painting, dance, wellness classes, art and cultural exchange, this day is about giving young people space to feel inspired, supported and seen. Join us in Hangberg, Cape Town from 9AM–3PM for live music, food, workshops and more. Link in bio for registration 🤍 grateful to everyone who has played a part in getting ma se kinders to where it is now, we are excited to begin this new chapter with you Poster design by: @solosworld_ Images by: @haneemchristian @jessejewelzzz @imraanchristian

What a gift it was being a part of @salonkewpie this year. I just know our ancestors are smiling 🫀

31. Thando Lunye 🌀

Announcing the GiF Global Screening Line-Up 🌍🎬 We are proud to present a collection of seven films selected by GiF branches around the world, each created by a filmmaker from their respective city. While no single film can fully capture the essence of a city or its film community, these works offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of storytelling and visual language shared by female, non-binary, and trans filmmakers globally. We are excited for you to see them! Presented filmmakers and their films: Cape Town: Eyes To See by Haneem Christian @haneemchristian London: The Messenger by Alix Eve Prague: Orla by Marie Lukacova @orla_film Tamaki Makaurau Auckland: Womb by Ira Hetaraka @ira New York: Simone by Aisha Amin @aisha____amin Amsterdam: No-da-ji Land by Izzy Lee @izzzyyeon_lee Athens: On Xerxes’ Throne by Evi Kalogiropoulou @evi_kalogiropoulou Book your tickets via the link in bio for the Cape Town screening on April 2nd 2026 at @thepinkoom_cpt at @gorgeousgeorgecpt at 7pm!

30. Deepest gratitude with my beloved @undlunkulu_uqamatha 🫀

So thrilled to be showing Eyes to See on South African soil at @ariff_festival 🥀 With the most beautiful team @dayna_genie @jasonprins_dop @denise_1n @nkosenathikoela @_thabisojnr , supported by @thedocsociety @britishcouncil 🤍

So honoured to be a part of Notes on Khulu, an exhibition exploring Lineage and Legacy alongside the incredible @dontblamebaha a documentary photographer from Palestine/Jordan, and photojournalists Benny Gool and Sumaya Hisham who intimately documented the Tutu Family. This show is a tribute to Desmond Tutu’s fight for justice and acknowledges the spirit of resistance that lives on through the next generation. Curated by Nyaniso Tutu-Burris and Bronwyn Davis, The show opens to the public on 16 October at @artandindustry_cpt 💌

A few of my favourite frames from a special project with the inimitable Nicholas Sithole for @robbreportafrica 🎞️ Director: Haneem Christian Producer: Ntokozo Maseko @editsbyntokozomaseko DOP: Sokhaya Mbiko @sokhaya Camera Assist: Shak Toefy @shaktoefy @chrisdossantosza Editor: Naeem Dxvis Colourist: Tash Toefy @tashtoefy Original Score: Riad Abji Sound Design and score weaving: Denise Onen @denise_1n

🌈 MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL 2 – Rituais Queer. Curtas que celebram rituais de existir, amar e se afirmar. Curadoria internacional de Alexander Mello @alexandervmello No Recifest 2025. ✨ @recifestoficial Dia 24 de setembro, quarta-feira, a partir de 19:00 no CineTeatro do Parque Recife/ PE - Brasil Eyes to See (África do Sul, 2025) Direção de Haneem Christian @haneemchristian

Ha da ge a - Ons is hie (ENG: we are here)- in deep remembrance of the legacy of visual resistance and memory work I’ve inherited from generations of Black Queer African women and gender diverse people. I am born of many hearts, one of which is that of Lucy Campbell (centre frame) 🫀 I’m really excited to be a part of the @latitudes.online Anna Award top 12 this year amongst so many incredible artists and makers 🤍 Edit: for print requests email me directly, otherwise, this artwork will be uploaded onto the Latitudes website in the next few days.

EYES TO SEE Set against unbound wilderness, Eyes to see embarks on a contemplative journey, revealing manifold expressions of Queerness within the natural world and Indigenous South African knowledge systems. Eyes to See invites viewers to immerse themselves in the rhythm of the natural world, fostering moments of introspection and self-discovery. Director: Haneem Christian @haneemchristian 
Producer: Dayna-Jade Petersen
DOP: Jason Prins @jasonprins_dop 
Editor and Creative Research: Naeem Davis Sound Design: Denise Onen @denise_1n Score: Nkosenathi Koela Colour Grade: Thabiso Junior Haneem Christian is an archivist and filmmaker from Cape Town, South Africa exploring Pan African history through the lens of Queerness. Working through lens-based media, their practice centres African narratives, histories and storytelling – holding community as sacred, divine and critical to their photographic ethics. Christian understand their practice as a critical narrative justice tool. GIRLS IN FILM CLUB presents: THREE ACTS OF SEEING A shorts programme on memory, myth, and the making of home. 👁️ Eyes to See by Haneem Christian 🌿 The Last Ranger by Cindy Lee 🌊 Why the Cattle Wait by Phumi Morare Followed by a panel discussion with all three filmmakers, exploring storytelling, ancestry, and the layered perspectives that shape these remarkable works. Expect stunning visuals, intimate narratives, and a post-screening conversation on memory, myth, and what it means to make — and remake — home. 📅 Wednesday, 9 July 2025 🕖 7–9:30 PM 📍 The Bioscope Independent Cinema 🎟️ R120 (limited seats!) 🔗 Book Now: Link in bio Come for the films. Stay for the collective. #GirlsInFilmCLUB #ThreeActsOfSeeing