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EL GORTHamza Ouni, Tunisia, 2013 20 July 18:00 Suncoast 8;23 July 16:00 ElangeniTwo young Tunisians struggle to survive while working in the hay trade. Their day starts veryearly and never seems to end. With no alternative other than unemployment or exploitation,their dreams of a carefree youth quickly turn to despair. This film makes a sharp commentaryon the current state of Tunisia. South African PremiereTunisian Arabic, 88 minENERGISEDHubert Canaval, Austria, 2014 18 July 12:00 Musgrave 6;23 July 18:00 NouveauNuclear disasters, wars over oil and gas, climate change and ever-increasing energyconsumption: we have reached an important crossroad. To keep on going like this is notan option. But how can we meet our energy needs without destroying our own existence?Is there such a thing as clean energy and efficient technology and if so, why aren’t weusing it? Energised takes viewers on a journey through the crazy world of energy. Fromthe perspective of those affected as well as pioneers and critics, this film documents thedesperate attempts to tap the planet’s last oil and gas deposits and to conceal the risks ofnuclear energy. African PremiereGerman English, French, 90 minFOODIESThomas Jackson, Charlotte Landelius, HenrikStockare Sweden, 201422 July 18:00 Nouveau;25 July 14:30 NouveauFoodies aims to create a portrait of the life led by the extreme upper-class. We gain accessto the world's most exclusive restaurants and get to know a group of slightly bizarre butcharming food maniacs. This film details the lives of those who do not hesitate to take aprivate jet over half the world to dine on some good organic vegetable cuisine. We followfive of the world's most renowned foodies on their hunt for the most exclusive food there isto be found by providing unrestricted access into a world that is closed to most of us: a worldof top level gastronomy. African PremiereEnglish, 94 min36th Durban International Film Festival79