Mum, I Need Oil For My Car
We follow Mother Nature and her three children, rabbit, toad and leech. One child is a farmer, one child is a miner and the last is an oil driller. Her children are always hungry and must continuously be fed. Unchecked, the children's appetites threaten to kill their mother.
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Naishe NyamubayaDirector
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Naishe NyamubayaWriter
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Kristin PienaarProducer
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Lene KilianKey Cast"Mother Nature"
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Mathew BarretKey Cast"The Rabbit, The Toad and The Leech"
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Project Type:Experimental, Short, Other
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Completion Date:June 1, 2019
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Country of Origin:South Africa
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Country of Filming:South Africa
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:2K Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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AFDA Experimental Film FestivalCape town
South Africa
June 15, 2019
South Africa
Official Selection -
A4 Arts FoundationCape Town
South Africa
July 16, 2019 -
Association For Visual Arts GalleryCape Town
South Africa
July 4, 2019
Official Selection -
Youki International Youth Media Festival
Austria
August 12, 2019
South Africa
Official Selection -
ASA International Humanitarian Festival
Germany
August 19, 2019
South Africa
Finalist -
Short And Sweet Film Festival BarcelonaBarcelona
Spain
September 6, 2019
South Africa
Official Selection -
BFI (British Film Institute). Future Film Festival
United Kingdom -
Africa Narrative Film Competition
Semi Finalist -
Watersprite International Film Festival
United Kingdom
Award For Best Music -
Short and Sweet Film Festival
Spain -
SoundScreen Film Festival
Italy -
Afrikans On Film Festival
United Kingdom -
Fiorenzo Serra Film Festival
Italy
Naishe Nyamubaya is a filmmaker, passionate about telling African stories. Half Zimbabwean and half Egyptian by birth, Naishe began writing stories from the tender age of 5, eventually publishing his poetry and short stories in the anthology WRITING: MYSTERY AND MAYHEM. Having always possessed a love and passion for film and himself an extremely avid cinephile, he decided to migrate his writing to film, bent on capturing audiences with the magic of cinema.
“I believe we are in the business of wonder and amazement. If the story is strange, surreal, weird and unconventional then lets gladly attack it!”