JIT

• NEW DIRECTORS NEW YORK 1993
• 'BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY' - OUAGADOUGOU
• 'BEST ACTOR' - AMIENS (Dominic Makuvachuma)
• LONDON

Selection of reviews:

• "A lively and charming story... Defiantly different... fast and furious. One of the films bull points is its catchy and authentic music. Sibongile Nene makes a strikingly beautiful heroine. Its great fun, matching the spirit of its catchy music and an entertaining effort all round." Variety, USA

• "Washes like sunshine.. giddily upbeat.. has the antic, anything-goes spirit of the Beatles' first movies." Steven Holden, New York Times
• "Has a lot of unpretentious charm.. a fresh and saucy air." Newsday, New York
• "This does for Africa what 'The Harder They Come' did for Jamaica. But it's the flip side. If Menzell's film was a tough-nosed bus ride around Kingston with Reggae as your guide, Raeburn's romp is a comedic scooter tour of Harare to the lively jump of jit music." Time Out, UK
• "Shrewd understanding of African narrative and humour.. Energy and pace and an optimism you rarely see." The Guardian, UK
• "Full of ethnic warmth and bouncy tunes. This rough and ready film has an infectious charm." The Telegraph, UK
• 'FILM OF THE WEEK' "Cool, très cool... Diabolically seductive." - Pariscope
• "Enchanting!" Le Monde
• "Explosive!" Le Canard Enchaîné
• "Possesses both African nonchalence and the energy of 60s Britain." Télérama
• "A lesson on spontaneous invention with poetic and amusing ideas." Le Parisien
• "JIT turns out to be a real pearl. Michael Raeburn allows his humorous story to take its time which means you come unusually close to the people in it. JIT feels like a slice of real African life." Svenska Dagbladet, Sweden
• "JIT is great entertainment.. A warm and modern insight." Dagens Nyheter, Sweden
• "Vibrant music, scintillating colours, fresh and dynamic energy." Il Manifesto, Italy
• "JIT is a rich and comic film, a gem of a movie that's full of exuberantly romantic moments." The Edmonton Journal
• "THE BIG HIT!" Montreal Mirror
• "Hilarious. THE HOTTEST MOVIE IN TOWN." Parade, Zimbabwe
• "Does for African township life what Spike Lee's 'Do The Right Thing' did for New York's black ghettos." The Star, South Africa.