DESCRIPTION

A black-and-white rhapsody, accompanied by a fascinating jazz score, describes the days of Anele, a young, shy and solitary artist living in Langa, the oldest South African township. The long car rides, the meeting places of the community and the crowded nightclubs give us a vivid picture of these areas, but they also hint at the existence of deep, hard-to-explain tensions. Post-apartheid and Mandela’s “living legend” have become mere shells, incapable of leading society towards social justice.