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Let Them Be Seen
An affectionate portrait of the forgotten town of Tapoleng, where church once served as a sanctuary for its residents during the old apartheid order. Here, a new religion emerges – one tethered to a new spiritual practice, community and self-determination.
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An affectionate portrait of the forgotten town of Tapoleng, where church once served as a sanctuary for its residents during the old apartheid order. Here, a new religion emerges – one tethered to a new spiritual practice, community and self-determination.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Nolitha Refilwe Mkulisi
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Brown Flamingo Productions
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