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‘Spirit: The Movie’ is all about free-dom!

YES, one would have expected hip-hop star Kwesta to feature in the film ‘Spirit: The Movie’.

Produced by multi-award winning director and producer Tebogo “Tebza” Malope, it hits our screens soon.

Kwesta because the film ‘Spirit’ draws its creative inspiration from the popular song, that features international star Wale.

 According to a statement, the film promises to transform the vibrant visuals of the music video into a deeper cinematic exploration of identity, resilience and freedom.

“Creating my first independent film was an act of self-liberation – a bold journey in storytelling without constraints. Inspired by the characters from the ‘Spirit’ music video, I crafted a narrative that speaks to the power of identity and freedom,“ said Malope.

He added that the independence of the film allowed him the space to explore these characters not just as figures, but as reflections of the inner struggles people face in defining themselves.

Talk of characters, it features SA darlings from award winner ntate Jerry Mofokeng wa Makhetha, award winning actress Rami Chuene, actor, comedian, film-maker and writer Kagiso Lediga, “Justice Served” star Motshabi Tyelele and Motlatsi Mafatshe, Mduduzi Mabaso and Jefferson Tshabalala.

Malope, who celebrates 25 years in entertainment this year, under his belt released films such as “Rise: The Siya Kolisi Story”, “Queen Sono”, “All the Kunenes want for Christmas“ and others.

Reflecting on the film’s mission, Malope shared: “This film is my way of honouring the journey we all take to understand who we are and the power of owning that truth, breaking free from conventional storytelling and celebrating who we are, both individually and collectively.”

On Sunday, in Soweto, there will be a Spirit round-table conversation with Spirit:The Movie director, “Tebza” and other cast members.

Image supplied (Tebogo “Tebza” Malope to unleash his latest, independent film “Spirit:The Movie”).

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