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Ginelle is captain of D team and she is intent on winning. But Ginelle's leadership style does not bring out the best in her team, and when talent scouts come to view their game, Ginelle is forced to re-evaluate what winning really means.
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Ginelle is captain of D team and she is intent on winning. But Ginelle's leadership style does not bring out the best in her team, and when talent scouts come to view their game, Ginelle is forced to re-evaluate what winning really means.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Glenrose Ndlovu-Udeh
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Azania Productions
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