An ambitious chef from South Africa enters a green card marriage with a cash-strapped line cook from Atlanta. The couple journey to Cape Town to gather proof of their relationship, only to find that deceiving the government is easy compared to fooling your own family.
Carla Fonseca Mokgata, Nthato Mokgata
Director
Tobi Bamtefa
Julian Green
Didintle Khunou
Zola Cele
Thando Thabethe
Palesa
Trevor Gumbi
Uncle Baby
Lwazi Mthembu
Oluhle
Brenda Ngxoli
Naledi Cele
Rendani Mufamadi
Neo
Warona Seane
Ma Christina
Fezile Mpela
Mandla Cele
Martial Batchamen Tchana
Emeka
Motlatsi Mafatshe
Sanele Cele
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