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Telling stories that highlight the intersection of faith & justice

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Documentary films that interrogate power and recover hidden histories

Documentary films exploring land, memory, and justice in Africa - trusted by leading universities and cultural institutions

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What we do

Making justice tangible through story.

ANNO DOMINI produces documentary films that confront South Africa's unfinished reckoning with history, power, and belonging.

We tell stories that challenge superficial narratives, recovering silenced voices, interrogating spatial violence, and asking who has the right to shape our collective memory. Our films don't just document the past; they interrogate how history continues to shape who belongs, who is heard, and who holds power today.

Our work serves dual purposes: premiering at international festivals while functioning as educational tools for universities, museums, and civil society organizations driving social change.

Our offering

Our work serves dual purposes: premiering at international festivals while functioning as educational tools for universities, museums, and civil society organizations driving social change.

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Unearthing Cape Town's spatial inequality

Explore the untold stories of land dispossession and its enduring impact on Cape Town's communities in our powerful new documentary.

Support Our Work

Your support helps us tell the stories that matter - funding new films, fair pay for our creative collaborators, and public dialogues that move communities toward justice and belonging.

Stay in touch

We are constantly developing new content that encourages cultural literacy and a life of praxis for people of faith. Join us as we offer unique storytelling that promotes peace and justice on earth, as it is in heaven.

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