Director: Debs Gardner-Paterson
Cast: Eriya Ndayambaje, Roger Nsengiyumva, Sanru Joanita Kintu, Yves Dusenge, Sherrie Silver
Certificate: 12A

Anyone looking to top Slumdog's feel-good formula of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? can't do much better than the World Cup. And so we get Africa United, the tale of three kids travelling across the continent to make it to Soccer City for the opening ceremony.

Director: Clint Eastwood
Cast: Morgan Freeman, Matt Damon, Adjoa Andoh
Certificate: 12A
Trailer

He's played God, the US President, and a countless number of doctors and detectives. It was only a matter of time before Morgan Freeman, a man of immense gravitas and presence, took on the role he was born to play: Nelson Mandela. Effortlessly adopting his mannerisms, physical poise and slow, studied speech, Morgan makes for a sound statesman. It's just his statesman doesn't sound like Nelson Mandela. So every time you look at Mandela, you think one thing: Morgan Freeman.

Morgan Freeman. Nelson Mandela. Clint Eastwood. The signs were all there long ago that Invictus would be a phenomenal piece of film-making. Now, you can witness for yourself the trailer, which sees Mandela's post-Robben Island push to unite South Africa behind the 1995 Rugby World Cup final.

With the blacks cheering for England, the whites for their own country, he fights with Springboks captain Francious Pienaar (Matt Damon) to win both the tournament and the people. Based on John Carlin's book, Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandel and the Game that Made a Nation, Invictus means "unconquered", and comes from William Ernest Henley's poem. Eastwood's underdog drama is made of win. It hits our shores in February, but you can see the trailer over at Apple, or read on for the full video and poster.