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- How barbering helped Walied leave the violence of gang life.
- Current political debate swirls around historic land issues. This film is a moving account of the impact on kids and families of decisions that uproot people, evicting them from their homes and communities for reasons of greed and dubious policy. The story is eloquently told by young voices, its format gives the film freshness and immediacy with lush views of the Atlantic seaboard contrasting with the grittiness of the Cape Flats and the homeliness of Plumstead. Laverne and Jaydon describe their contrasting experiences growing up in Hanover Park and Plumstead in articulate interviews and voice-overs. Laverne shapes her sense of identity away from home. Jaydon is rooted in Plumstead, but his family is faced with a forced removal, nearly a quarter of a century after democracy. The government official Jaydon interviews appears to be distant, disinterested and creepy. What has changed?
- The story of two men who attempt to set up in business as tour operators in post-Apartheid South Africa.