PRESS
RELEASE: Dated 28 October 2007
Ikon South Africa Basement Bioscope 2008
The Ikon South African factual/real life stories cinema in the SABC ‘chill out basement’ – from the dusty township streets of Mzansi into your living room. The showcase on SABC 2 becomes a kind of basement cinema café, where discerning viewers come to enjoy the best of South African factual cinema and to meet the most promising and skilled emerging film voices.

PRESS
RELEASE: Dated 29 September 2007
The Ikon South Africa / Sweden Documentary series
wins 2 Film Festival awards:
The Producers of the Ikon South Africa Basement Bioscope short Documentary Series are proud to announce two Awards for films.
Biko's Children, the lead film directed by Breeze Yoko, in the Ikon South Africa short documentary series to be screened on SABC 2 in January 2008 was given the Tricontinental Film Festival Audience Award for BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY.
Mr Devious: My life, an excerpt of which features in the Ikon South Africa documentary series, has won the Tricontinental Film Festival Audience Award for BEST SOUTH AFRICAN DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FILM. The excerpt included in the Ikon series is titled FOR THE PEOPLE.

PRESS
RELEASE: Dated 13 March 2006
M&G
covers Mr Devious music rights battle
The upcoming Mail and Guardian,
to be published on Friday, 17th March 2006,
features an article on Mr Devious, and Natalie,
his wife's quest to obtain all his music, despite
the lack of cooperation of the tough and cut-throat
music industry. Check the Mr Devious website
www.mr-devious.com for updates.

PRESS RELEASE:
Dated 11 March 2006
Deafening
Echoes - it's back
It's back, the film that sent shockwaves
through the collective memory of the children
of the 80's.
DEAFENING ECHOES
A Eugene Paramoer beyon nompor
SABC 1, Monday, 13 March at 22:30
Screening in memory of Marlon.

PRESS RELEASE:
Dated 8 March 2006
Ikon
South Africa Update
Dear filmmakers,
As you all know the Ikon process has taken longer
to finalise we are happy to report progress
in the project. One of the films that started
out as an Ikon short documentary film in 2004
has now blossomed into a feature film - Mr Devious
- my life. We are this month finalising the
arrangements for the SABC platform after which
we will be contacting everyone about the status
of their films, and feedback on the next round
of ikon workshops which will focus on pre-production.
In the meantime keep on networking and building
stronger film regions. For more information
you can contact Vaughan or Martina on 021-9331514
or visit the website www.rainbowcirclefilms.co.za
or www.story.se

PRESS RELEASE:
Dated 6 March 2006
SADOX profiles
local filmmakers
SADOX, a new web platform for
South African documentary films features article
on Mr Devious, and many other films recently
and upcoming documentary screenings on SABC.
The site also offers a distribution platform
for independent films. Contact editor@sadox.co.za
or visit the site www.sadox.co.za
PRESS RELEASE:
Dated 1 March 2006
www.mr-devious.com
launch of the website
We are proud to announce the
launch of the www.mr-devious.com website. On
behalf of the project partners we invite all
those who knew and were touched by Mario to
submit information, pics, archives, music and
memories to the website for publishing. For
more information please click on www.mr-devious.com
and stay in touch with the developments around
the Mr Devious film and music project.
PRESS RELEASE:
Dated 28 February 2006
“Mr
Devious – my life” - Independent
Documentary Film Launch
4 Wall Films and Rainbow Circle
Films are proud to announce the release and
world premier of Mr Devious – my life
– a documentary film based on Mario ‘Mr
Devious’ van Rooy’s life and musical
works. For more information please click on
www.mr-devious.com

10 August 2005
Reportback
to Filmmakers
1 June 2005
IKON
South Africa
IKON South Africa Sweden Documentary
Project Launch
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Recently a delegation from the
Swedish
funders visited the Ikon project where
the South African producers hosted a screening
of a film in progress at the District Six Museum
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Eugene Paramoer visits home
of revolutionary African Independent filmmaking
in Washington DC - Mypheduh films - Haile Gerima
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