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IOL News
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- IOL News
May the best shows and movies be with you: your binge-watching guide for the month
May is shaping up to be an exciting month for entertainment, with new series and movies premiering on popular streaming platforms and TV networks. From thrilling limited series to supernatural horror films, there is something for everyone. Here are some of the top TV shows and movies to watch this May: 'Unseen' The show centres on Zenzi Mwale, a house cleaner who is also a murderer, as she desperately searches for her husband after he is released from prison. Now, the highly anticipated second season of 'Unseen' returns and picks up where the first season left off, with Zenzi forced to trust those who put her behind bars in the wake of tragedy. Gail Mabalane and Dineo Langa are set to reprise their roles, bringing their characters' stories to a head. You can catch season 2 of 'Unseen', which dropped on May 2, on Netflix. 'Britain's Got Talent' The reality talent competition is back for another season, highlighting talented individuals from the UK and internationally. Hosts Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are back, along with the judging panel of Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli, who will offer their experience and lively personalities to the show. Notably, this season's auditions were filmed entirely in Blackpool, a first for the show. Tune in to 'Britain's Got Talent' on M-Net on May 17 at 7pm.
News24
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News24
Drama on the small screen – 5 new local shows to add to your watchlist
There's a whole world of scintillating drama to feast on. New shows are dropping like hot potatoes just in time for the cosy nights in and Netflix and chill sessions, and our local stars and productions are giving us entertainment. Why not dive back into the dangerous world of Gail Mabalane's Zenzi Mwale in Unseen season two? Or how about exploring the high stakes and tests of loyalty of the gospel music industry with the new telenovela Genesis? Get comfortable and settle into these new local shows: Unseen season two Zenzi Mwale (played by Gail Mabalane), the seemingly ordinary cleaning lady with an extraordinary will to survive, returns to the unforgiving streets of Cape Town, premiering on Netflix on 2 May 2025. As Zenzi fights to expose the truth, she leaves behind a trail of bodies - acts of survival in a world that gives her no choice. In the wake of tragedy, Zenzi is forced to trust those who put her behind bars. Will her newfound desire for freedom finally put her grief to rest? iThonga This telenovela, which was previously said to be named Bloodlines, follows the story of twin brothers Banele and Sanele, played by Bonko Khoza, who walk in completely different paths. One in the light, the other in the shadows. See stars like Ayanda Borotho, Nelisiwe Sibiya and more bring to life this gripping drama at 20:30 every weekday on Mzansi Magic. Helderberg For documentary fans, a devastating premiere awaits. In 1987, SAA Flight SA295 is reported overdue at Mauritius. The worst aviation disaster in South African history has taken place, and all answers to the mystery lie deep underwater. Helderberg premieres on M-Net on 15 May at 20:00. Inimba Inimba is a tale of love, sacrifice, and the unstoppable force of a mother's bond with her child. The show follows the story of Zoleka Mabandla, played by Lunathi Mampofu, who had a world of opportunities ahead of her and a job offer she couldn't turn down, sacrificing her marriage to Hlathi (played by Sisa Hewana). After two decades, Zoleka is determined to get back to her life and her daughter, but the past is difficult to let go of. Inimba airs on Mzansi Magic weekdays at 21:00. Genesis Genesis delves into the high-stakes world of gospel music where loyalty is tested and betrayal lurks around every corner. Baby Cele returns to a starring role as Felicia Thabethe-Gigaba, a classic matriarch who guards her nest like an eagle. The show also stars onscreen favourites like KB Motsilanyane and Nay Maps.
