An award winning AFDA college short film about a widowed (Zulu) Mother living with Aids, who is torn between treating her sick son with traditional Zulu medicine (muti) and conventional Western medications.
Category: Drama
Writer & Director: Grant Paul Roy
Producer: Thobile Mkhwanazi
Cinematography: Louis Powell
Production Design: Christine Cloete
Editor: Jackie Viviers
Music & Sound Design: Nick Marcus-Robb
Starring:
Gugulethu Zuma
Thendai Dumba
Sheila Mninzi
*Winner of SAFTA Best Student Film 2007
*Student Academy Awards Nominee 2007
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NevandOtis 8 months ago
CelluloidWavelength, Discover why Africa does it better in other illnesses because there is only a few who can really cure Aids in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Russian Siberia. Email with comments & suggestion 7 days a week. The cultural deference's does not meter whom we can identify as ancestors in Africa, are the same as St Seraphim of Sarov, St. George, St John and so on.
53Africa 10 months ago
The composition and atmosphere had really brought out the emotions! We thoroughly enjoyed the film. A very good notion and effort all round!
SilverlineEnt 1 year ago
Isidingo I mean
sirArchitect 1 year ago
Heyi isnt that the Presidents Daughter? that chicki in Isisdingo
sirArchitect 1 year ago
it's a short movie but it's really well done.
Good work ;)
Arnichou 3 years ago