Don't Let's Go To The Dogs Tonight Film Screening

Liverpool Powerhouse is one of the proud venue sponsors for the South African Film Festival 2026.

Discover the beauty, vibrance and complexity of South Africa through the inspirational films featured in their 8th Annual South African Film Festival (SAFF). 

SAFF is a festival with a conscience, all net proceeds support Education without Borders (EwB), a non-for-profit organisation that funds educational programs for at-risk children in South Africa.

DATE:  Sunday 19 July
EVENT TIMES: 5:30 to 6:30pm pre-screening entertainment & Optional SAFF Tasting Experience by Bellbird.
SCREENING TIME: 6:30pm
Tickets: $27 per person + booking fees.
The ticket includes 1 drink on arrival. The complimentary drink is limited to a house white wine, house red wine, sparkling wine, or soft drink only.

Elevate your South African Film Festival Closing Night
with Bellbird's African-inspired Tastings

Enjoy a vibrant mezze-style grazing selection packed with bold flavours, designed for sharing before the film or enjoying during the screening. Available by pr-order ONLY with limited pre-orders available.  Book ahead and indulge in the ultimate movie night pairing.

BELLBIRD TASTING EXPERIENCE MENU | $25pp
Suya-Spiced Chicken Skewers | Chargrilled chicken with peanut, chilli and lime.
Jollof Rice & Fried Plantains | Fragrant basmati rice with tomato, chilli, smoked paprika, herbs and sweet fried plantains.
Spiced Lamb Sausage Rolls | Flaky pastry filled with richly spiced North African-inspired lamb.

ADD A FESTIVAL COCKTAIL | $15pp Complete the experience with the Solar Sunset Cocktail, a tropical blend of coconut, pineapple, lime and rum, specially curated to enjoy alongside your mezze offering or pre-order to sip while you settle into the film. A delicious way to toast the closing night in style!

Purchase tickets HERE

Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight | Directed by Embeth Davidtz
Set during the 1980 Independence War marking the final, turbulent days of Rhodesia and the emergence of Zimbabwe, Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight is a powerful adaptation of Alexandra Fuller's bestselling memoir.

Through the eyes of young Bobo, the film captures a family and a nation at a crossroads, where love of the land, political upheaval and the realities of a changing world collide. Balancing the innocence of childhood internalising the complexities of war and history, this beautifully crafted drama offers an intimate and emotionally resonate portrait of identity, belonging and the enduring impact of conflict.

DURATION: 1h 40min
For Ages 15+