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A teen boy runs errands while being followed by various figures of authority. As he shares his experience with friends, this tense and controlled drama deftly explores the cyclical effects of victimization on the wider community.
Top billed cast
Kuthula Magubane
Abena Ayivor- Tumi Montsho
Justin Strydom- Lulibo Kashe-Katiya
- Sipho Nxumalo
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