FILM SCREENING AT THE LABIA: !AITSA
By: 
Directed by Dane Dodds
Date: 
Tue, 10/02/2026 - 17:30 to 20:00
Branch: 
Western Cape

Venue: Screen 2, The Labia Theatre, 68 Orange Street, Gardens, Cape Town
Date: Tuesday, 10 February 2026
Time: 17:30, film starts at 18:00
Runtime: 89 minutes
Seats Available: 48 (so book fast!)
Ticket Cost: R130 per person
To Book: Fill out this Google Form https://forms.gle/96pdtYLFViusBG2m6

The Labia's snack counters will be serving their usual selection of snacks and drinks.

**Depending on his availability, we are also planning an exclusive Q&A session with Dane Dodds after the screening!

About the Film

Director: Dane Dodds
Producer: Clara Sølvsteen, Dane Dodds
Executive Producer: Eno Stabell

Bringing together ancient spiritual knowledge and cutting-edge science, !AITSA is a transcendental film about humans in the Great Karoo desert of South Africa seeking meaning in the infinite darkness surrounding us all. !AITSA explores ancient spiritual knowledge and modern science in the Great Karoo desert of South Africa. From the Square Kilometre Array to Blombos Cave, voices ranging from scientists to local clergy and spiritual leaders are heard in this expansive film about existential questions and the many paths towards answers that will always remain slightly out of reach. In 2023, !AITSA had its world premiere at CPH:DOX with sold-out screenings and standing ovations. The film won the Grand Prize at Pärnu International Film Festival, Best International Documentary at Planet in Focus International Film Festival, Best International Feature at Big Sky Film Festival (USA premiere), and most recently won two SAFTAs including Best Documentary Feature and Best Achievement in Sound. Collectively, the film has received 11 awards, 16 nominations, and 32 official selections.

The film has been celebrated nationally and internationally, and has been featured on both radio and television, particularly during our recent impact tour.

Click here to watch the trailer

Here are some stills and behind the scenes photos from the making of the film: