Zulu Love Letter
(2004)
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Zulu Love Letter
(2004)
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Pamela Nomvete | ... |
Thandi (Thandeka Khumalo)
(as Pamela Nomvete Marimbe)
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Mpumi Malatsi | ... |
Mangi
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Sophie Mgcina | ... |
Me'Tau
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Kurt Egelhof | ... |
Moola
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Connie Mfuku | ... |
Ma'Khumalo
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Patrick Ndlovu | ... |
Bab'Khumalo
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Hugh Masebenza | ... |
Bouda'D
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Richard Nzimande | ... |
Mike Peters
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Patrick Shai | ... |
Khubeka
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David Butler | ... |
Green
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Samson Khumalo | ... |
Dhlamini
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Ian Roberts | ... |
Moolman
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Lerato Moloi | ... |
Dineo Tau
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Jerry Mofokeng | ... |
Lucky Sithole
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David Mohloki | ... |
Sipho
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The most honest movie about the legacy left by apartheid and the problems people have with the way things have turned out. The story is sadly a common one in our history, but the way the subject is handled is both new and accurate. I saw a screening in the company of a number of people who have lived through similar experiences, and the response was overwhelmingly positive, though obviously emotional. It's a much more real portrayal of the Truth and Reconcilition Commission and it's inherent problems than Red Dust, and much less influenced by foreign interests than the recent spate of movies about Africa. It's not an easy one to sit through, but well worth it.