Kenneth Nkosi

The film centers on two friends who discover a cardboard cash filled with a million dollars after their car breaks down. They decide to stay at a nearby resort, where the staff and other guests quickly discover that the pair has a large amount of money, causing everyone to create plans to steal the cash.

A self-made CEO, Jonas Gumede, builds an empire and a complicated personal life that begins to collapse under the weight of his choices as the wives and mistresses in his life hold a mirror to the man behind the power.

Directed by Rethabile Ramaphakela, the film follows a career-focused father attempting to prove his dedication by taking his dysfunctional family on a chaotic holiday.

After starting over as a taxi driver, a former contract killer reckons with his past as he tries to save a troubled young woman who witnesses a murder.

An aspiring actor from Soweto manages to pay for school with her boyfriend's help. But life as a Johannesburg "it girl" comes at an even greater cost.

It is 1989, and the struggle against apartheid has reached its peak. The story starts when 16-year-old Otelo Buthelezi, his younger brother, Ntwe, and his best friend, New Year, are invited to the beach house where their new friend's mother is a domestic worker.

"Paradise Stop" is a South African crime caper film directed by Jann Turner. It features Kenneth Nkosi, Rapulana Seiphemo, Vusi Kunene, and others. This film is a fun and welcome change from typical South African "issue-based" films.

Groom-to-be Elvis confronts a tide of obstacles when he tries to cover the 1,000 miles to Cape Town, South Africa, in time for his wedding.