The African Diaspora International Film Festival (ADIFF) has set the Zuko Nodada indie dramedy "Between Friends," as the Centerpiece film for its 2014 edition - a South African film in the tradition of "The Big Chill" and "Peter's Friends," as the filmmaker describes it. "Between Friends" explores the strains and old rivalries between a group of old college friends who reunite at a game lodge in KwaZulu Natal, 7 years after graduation. Haunting their reunion is the secret of a wild night they spent together at the very same lodge years ago. Long buried secrets shared by the old friends are eventually exposed, causing...
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