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Nothing But The Truth
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Nothing But The Truth

Nov 1, 2009
1h 18m
★ 0.0

Overview

A South African librarian prepares for the return of the remains of his brother who died in exile.

Genres

Comedy
Drama

Production Companies

M-Net
Hévadis Films

Cast

John Kani

Sipho

John Kani

Rosie Motene

Mandisa

Rosie Motene

Motshabi Tyelele

Thando

Motshabi Tyelele

Grethe Fox

Chief librarian

Grethe Fox

Bhekwi Mkhwane

Undertaker

Bhekwi Mkhwane

Hugh Ngcobo

Chairperson

Hugh Ngcobo

Ian Adendorff

Amnesty seeker

Ian Adendorff

Koobeshan Naidoo

Advocate

Koobeshan Naidoo

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