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Title: Lettre d'amour zoulou (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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5 August 2005 (South Africa) See more »Also Known As:
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The scene is set in South Africa. After the fall of the Apartheid regime. Reconciliation is what the government wants and is probably the best solution if you want two people to live together. But do the people want to reconciliate ? How do you forgive a murderer ? How can you forgive racist crimes ? This is what the film deals with but fails according to me. How can that be ? Well, there are so many pointless scenes that I kept thinking : "so what ?" "Get a move on", and eventually, "what time is it ?". Such a waste and such a disappointment. Is there a film director out there who would like to give this interesting subject a try ?