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Title: Zulu Love Letter (2004)
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3 wins & 7 nominations.
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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 |
| Jerry Mofokeng | ... | Lucky Sithole | |
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David Mohloki | ... | Sipho |
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5 August 2005 (South Africa) See more »Also Known As:
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