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Come Spirit! 

In the lower creases of the Drakensberg mountain range, the anticipation of tragedy becomes a burden that withers a family. After a local nguni cattle breeder is robbed, Brett, the live-in manager of a neighbouring nguni farm, becomes plagued by fears of what may happen to his wife, young son and himself on the isolated property they tend.
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In the lower creases of the Drakensberg mountain range, the anticipation of tragedy becomes a burden that withers a family. After a local nguni cattle breeder is robbed, Brett, the live-in manager of a neighbouring nguni farm, becomes plagued by fears of what may happen to his wife, young son and himself on the isolated property they tend.

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