Sibahle (2006)

Justin wants to get the hell out of South Africa. He's on the way to the airport, but his escape is not as easy as he expects when there are mischievous three-year-olds on the loose.

Director:

Joshua Rous

Writer:

Joshua Rous

Stars:

Kathleen Anderson, Michelle Banda, Paul Maila

1 win.

Cast

Credited cast:
Kathleen Anderson	...	Tanya
Michelle Banda	...	Sibahle
Paul Maila	...	Philemon
Tumi Masemola	...	Nurse
Greg Melvill-Smith	...	Wilhelm
Mandla Ndimande	...	Driver
Meren Reddy	...	Gideon
David Sherwood	...	Darrell
Justin Strydom	...	Justin
Charmaine Weir-Smith	...	Tiffany

Storyline

Justin wants to get the hell out of South Africa. He's on the way to the airport, but his escape is not as easy as he expects when there are mischievous three-year-olds on the loose.

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Taglines:

Sometimes home is right where you left it.

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Genres:

Short | Comedy

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Details

Country:

South Africa

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 November 2006 (South Africa)

Filming Locations:

South Africa

Box Office

Budget:

ZAR 700,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Black Brain Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Michelle Banda was only two and a half years old when the film was shot. A child-size toy doll was used as her body double in order to be strapped to Justin Strydom's back and for various other stunts.

User Reviews

Pretty Decent

I saw this film flipping through the television and the visuals caught my eye. The colors of the locations were so vibrant. Then I began watching and the then story grabbed me as well. It's amazingly shot and well cast with a natural feel to it. It has a serious tone but was also very comical at the same time. The music was very enjoyable and energetic and the whole thing has a good amount of soul. In addition, I appreciated the lessons that the film tried to convey. The message says something everyone could relate to. I really liked the scene near the end with the local man at the airport. I would say it's worth watching and I'd love to find a copy of it one day. Well done!