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Lucky (II) (2005)Lucky is a South African Aids orphan who learns about life through an unlikely bond with an Indian neighbour. Director:Avie LuthraWriter:Avie Luthra |
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Fathima Khan | ... |
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Andile Luthuli | ... |
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Joy Mwandla | ... |
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Muthal Naidoo | ... |
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Mbali Ndebele | ... |
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Sbonela Ndlovu | ... |
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Lucky is a South African Aids orphan who learns about life through an unlikely bond with an Indian neighbour.
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25 August 2005 (UK) See more »Filming Locations:
Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South AfricaCompany Credits
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Wow.... I loved this movie. It's been a while since I saw such a compelling movie which makes you think deeply about life's unfortunate turns and opportunities it offers. Although this film is only 20 minutes long, it seemed like a full length feature. Whatever the director Avie Luthra wanted to portray was done in a short time. You can see Joy Mwandla "Lucky" at the beginning of the film excited about going to town for school and better life, burying his favorite toy airplane and soon finding his dream washed up by his uncle's comment who says he did not expect him until next week and if he wants to study, here are the books and Lucky realizing he is on his own, making friendship with the Indian Lady who is a vicious old... What a beautiful portray of real life living in a society who is being discriminated and do discriminate as well. The Indian woman did a great job so did Lucky. Bravo