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From Dust We Spin (2026)

When a troubled young woman from the gang-ridden Cape Flats meets a car spinner haunted by his past, she defies her mother’s wishes and takes the wheel, entering a forbidden world of smoke, danger, and screaming tyres. As their lives begin to mirror one another, he fights to break the cycles that nearly destroyed him while she searches for a way out, together discovering that salvation can be found in the most unlikely places
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When a troubled young woman from the gang-ridden Cape Flats meets a car spinner haunted by his past, she defies her mother’s wishes and takes the wheel, entering a forbidden world of smoke, danger, and screaming tyres. As their lives begin to mirror one another, he fights to break the cycles that nearly destroyed him while she searches for a way out, together discovering that salvation can be found in the most unlikely places

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Julia Jansch
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In Theaters:11/14/2026
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Runtime:85 minutes
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