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Tsotsi(2005)
Tsotsi(2005)
Hard-hitting, Oscar-winning film about a South African gangster who finds himself in charge of a baby.
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Year
2016
Duration
105 minutes
Genres
Drama
Language
English
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Synopsis
Following on from Kidulthood and Adulthood, this is the third and final film in the trilogy focusing on a group of troubled friends in London. Written, starring and directed by Noel Clarke, the violent series concludes with the continued exploration of gang culture found in the previous instalments, as Sam Peel and his friends become once again embroiled in new dangers. They must each decide once and for all what path they wish to take with the rest of their lives, despite the pressures and pitfalls all around them.
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Very strong language, strong violence, sex, nudity, drug misuse.
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