South Africa 2006, English, 35mm, 90 min
Director: John Barker
Screenplay: David Kibuuka, Salah Sabiti, Joey Rasdien, John Barker
Cinematography: Zeno Petersen
Cast: Kagiso Lediga, David Kibuuka, Kim Engelbrecht, Joey Rasdien, Keren Neumann, Angela Chow Print Source: Dv8 Films
Unfettered by politics, guilt or earnestness, Bunny Chow is a South African film which follows the raucous weekend journey of three stand up comedians.
Egos run high as Kags, an arrogant womaniser, Joey, a devout but conflicted Muslim, and Dave, an innocent and naive dishwasher with dreams of making it big on the comedy scene, embark on a classic South African road trip.
Their destination is Oppi Koppi , South Africa 's biggest rock festival and non-stop party, and the trio slip out of their normal lives for a few increasingly absurd days with the help of vast quantities of drugs and rampant sex. Along the way, true love is encountered and the rock festival's stages are conquered with their loose-cannon comedy. But in the course of their adventures, they get a bit more than they bargained for.
A raucous road-trip comedy that is the all more enjoyable for occupying a contemporary South African landscape, and like the culinary dish after which it is named, its delicious and filled with a diversity of ingredients.
The Cape Winelands will again at the 2012 edition of this festival present a series of Masterclasses and workshops. These events are sponsored by the City of Cape Town and Wesgro.
Winner of the Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes festival, Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s new film has the magic of a fairy tale and the simplicity of a folk tale. Wonderfully immersive, slow and dreamy, 
