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A young woman who comes from a conservative village must choose between living a lie to stay the perfect Zulu daughter, or risk her life for true love. Nosipho has a secret. She is a loving daughter held up as an example in her community, with a domineering father who has chosen a potential husband for her. But her soulmate and one true love is a woman.
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A young woman who comes from a conservative village must choose between living a lie to stay the perfect Zulu daughter, or risk her life for true love. Nosipho has a secret. She is a loving daughter held up as an example in her community, with a domineering father who has chosen a potential husband for her. But her soulmate and one true love is a woman.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Philani Sithebe, Bonie Sithebe
In Theaters:11/25/2022
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Durban Motion Pictures, KwaZulu Natal Film Commission, The National Film and Video Foundation of South Africa
Cast
Bonie Sithebe
Director
Mandisa Vilakazi
Nosipho Mpanza
Sibongokuhle Nkosi
Thenjiwe Radebe
Wiseman Mncube
Vika Radebe
Glen Gabela
Bhungane Radebe
Cabangile Gumede
Zodwa Radebe
Philani Sithebe
Ngoma Mpanza
Nqobile Dhlomo
Aunt Kitty
Thabiso Ndlovu
Zenzele
Nhlanhla Shangase
Teacher Musa
Mjimiseni Magubane
Mohammed
Noluthando Mkhize
Gobela
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