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Margarine 

Shortly after shooting his father in cold blood, Mafashion a pubescent gun fiend meets Margarine, an innocent schoolgirl. Her love for him reveals a tenderness he has always harboured, despite believing that boys should be tough and don't cry. Mafashion tries his level best not to expose Margarine to his criminal ways, but when she discovers the depth of his criminal involvement, Margarine threatens to call the police on him. When Mafashion becomes a father, his life changes and he is forced to look at himself through the eyes of the man he had so brutally attempted to murder.
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Shortly after shooting his father in cold blood, Mafashion a pubescent gun fiend meets Margarine, an innocent schoolgirl. Her love for him reveals a tenderness he has always harboured, despite believing that boys should be tough and don't cry. Mafashion tries his level best not to expose Margarine to his criminal ways, but when she discovers the depth of his criminal involvement, Margarine threatens to call the police on him. When Mafashion becomes a father, his life changes and he is forced to look at himself through the eyes of the man he had so brutally attempted to murder.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Thabo Khambule
Written By:Thabo Khambule
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Runtime:85 minutes
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