Since childhood, Raki Kunene has witnessed the suffering of the people of South Africa, centuries of continuous oppression of rights - the power and evil taking everything from the masses, property, family, dignity and freedom. However, the only thing they couldn't take away was Cunene's dream. He wanted to be the "Robin Hood" of Africa since he was a child, robbing the rich to help the poor. Cunene put his dream into practice, starting from a street thief, and the first time he picked up a pistol, it completely changed his life. His philosophy of life is: If you want to steal, it is better to steal a little bigger, steal enough money at one time, and then pray that you can escape. After experiencing countless gun battles, blood and violence, he established a new order in the region, step by step toward the abyss of sin, and step by step away from the original dream.
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Camryn 2022-04-11 09:01:08
I haven't seen City of God, I just thought this movie was good. Walking on the edge of black and white is by no means a maverick third world. The rule of this world is that you die or I die. If he replaces the king, then he is the ruler of the country that symbolizes the right of justice. In fact, there is really no right or wrong, the country is actually a huge gang. Your life is like this, and I don't think the hero will feel at ease when you live in the villa in time.
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Dasia 2022-04-11 09:01:08
The urban violent crime film depicting South African gangsters is great and reflects the social reality of South Africa.
