42 Films Namibia

04/05/2024

MAY the 4th be with you, it's Star Wars Day!

05/02/2024

We are deeply saddened by the passing of our President, His Excellency Dr Hage G. Geingob. As we mourn his loss, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Dr. Geingob's family. His Excellency’s legacy is a shining example of a life well-lived and a true testament to his remarkable character, leadership, and vision.

We had the pleasure of flying on the same airplane back in 2014, a few months before he became our president. I remember him being very polite and friendly, Dr. Geingob and Monica even posed with my son for a quick photo before boarding the plane.

And then I had the honour in 2015 to light the interview where Dr. Geingob spoke about his 'Harambee Initiative". We will remember him for his outstanding contributions to the growth and development of our nation and his unwavering commitment to social justice and equality.

May he rest in Peace..

30/01/2024

Proud to be working with international clients!

10/10/2023

10/10/2023

Happy !
Today we celebrate animals in all shapes and sizes, including the amazing diversity of animals in our ocean.

Common eaglerays are often caught by anglers fishing from the beach in Namibia. These graceful swimmers are harmless to humans, but anglers should handle them carefully because of the sharp spine at the base of their long tail.
Because they are caught in fisheries in other parts of the world, they are listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. We are lucky to have these beautiful little rays in Namibia!

Many thanks to Two Oceans Aquarium and 42 Films Namibia for this footage.
Our work is supported by Shark Conservation Fund

🎥: DCMike - Design & Photography

01/10/2023

Come join us at the Sony Festival Today!

29/09/2023

Day 5 of which is our closing night will be at Hotel Thuringerhof, Independce Avenue.

We have 1 feature film “Under the Hanging Tree” written and directed by Perivi Katjavivi. This film is about a supernatural noir about a tough police officer assigned to a morbid case in a small desert town in Namibia.

TIME: 18:30 PM
FREE ENTRANCE 😁


— with Under the Hanging Tree in Windhoek, Namiba.

Day 5 of which is our closing night will be at Hotel Thuringerhof, Independce Avenue.

We have 1 feature film “Under the Hanging Tree” written and directed by Perivi Katjavivi. This film is about a supernatural noir about a tough police officer assigned to a morbid case in a small desert town in Namibia.

TIME: 18:30 PM
FREE ENTRANCE 😁

25/09/2023

Tuesday Night is Doccie Night!
Join us for the Screening of "Deep Connection" tomorrow Night at NAMCOL YETUYAMA CENTRE @ 18H30

It's an introduction to sharks, skates, rays and chimaeras, and explains the importance of a healthy ocean for all Namibians.
If you can not make it, the full film is available on YouTube:
Oshiwambo version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw9UQ4vStRE&t=112s
English version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk0lILpgrYk
Namibian sign language version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YGEoXMZ-fk&t=9s
Made with 42 Films Namibia
Supported by the Shark Conservation Fund

24/09/2023

02/09/2023

26/07/2023

Thank you to everyone who attended the screening last night at the Swakopmund Museum of our latest short educational film 'Deep Connection - An introduction to Namibia's Sharks'!

Thanks to everyone who came to the first screening of our short educational film, 'Deep Connection: An introduction to Namibia's sharks', last night at the Swakopmund Museum. We had an amazing turnout and some really insightful questions from people of all ages.
Special thanks to Robert Scott and Sonja Malherbe from 42 Films Namibia for joining us and for being such a joy to work with on this film.

The film will soon be available to watch on YouTube - watch this space!

Our work is supported by the Shark Conservation Fund

20/07/2023

It's Ocean Month in Namibia. Join us at the Swakopmund Museum on the 25th July for the premier our our latest short film for the Namibia Nature Foundation called 'Deep Connection - An Introduction to Namibia's Sharks'

20/05/2023

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L7w9kRQC1VU&pp=ygUQNDIgRmlsbXMgTmFtaWJpYQ%3D%3D

06/04/2023

Something new in the pipeline... or should we say, something new out of the Ocean...?

Mabuta Simataa is the first Namibian Masters's student to study sharks and rays in Namibian waters. He has a BSc. in Fisheries Science from the University of Namibia and is now collecting data for his MSc research project with Namibia’s Rays and Sharks (NaRaS) project.

Read more about his studies
http://www.nnf.org.na/images/An_interview_with_Mabuta_Simataa_2_compressed.pdf

06/04/2023

Proud to announce that our film premiers today on YouTube showcasing and documenting 40 years of Save the Rhino Trust empowering Ranchers and Communities as Custtodians of their most precious natural asset, the Desert Adapted Black Rhino.

04/04/2023

The trailer to our very first short film "Rhinos Roam Here - 40 years of SRT"!

05/05/2021

Go out and grab life by the handle. 💪🏻 🎥 ⠀
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Nomad Director getting the camera into all kinds of positions for a scene in Namibia, Africa. 🇳🇦 ⠀
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Due to specific demanding shots, having to contend with the elements and wildly varied conditions around the world, and electing to use no film lights for the entire filming of Nomad, we needed the most cutting edge camera technology and tools to be able to pull off this insane endeavor. 🎥 ⠀
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and gear came through in spades. We’re grateful for their support, and consistent innovation. 🎬⠀
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