The Ntintili Factory is a full production house that specialises in producing proudly and unashamedly African centred stories for a local and global market. Most recently, The Ntintili Factory created and produced the original Netflix drama series Jiva! which can be seen by audiences in the 193 countries on Netflix’s global platform. The company is currently in development on its second Netflix drama series. The Ntintili Factory’s work ranges from creating, developing and producing the SAFTA nominated SABC drama mini-series “Noah’s Ark”, producing the etv telenovela “Isipho”, developing Moja Love’s first telenovela “Hope”, developing the Mzansi Magic telenovela “Greed and Desire”, and creating and producing the Mzanzi Magic drama mini-series “Vuka Mawu Lele”. On the corporate and documentary side, The Ntintili Factory has produced documentaries, museum exhibitions and corporate videos. Highlights include producing a Parliamentary documentary film “Sivelaphi, Siyaphi”, about the 1956 Women's March, in which some of the original 1956 women embarked on the very same train journey they took then, only this time engaging in an intergenerational dialogue with activists from the 1976 student uprisings and the current generation of female entrepreneurs, to examine how far women have come in this new democracy and how far we still have to go. Another highlight is the team directing a series of 25 short films for the launch exhibition of the prestigious Freedom Park Museum, which aims to uplift, honour and educate South Africans on our Indigenous Knowledge Systems and how those systems were used to fight the injustices of Apartheid.